India’s Latest Kamikaze Ground Drone Has One Unusual Feature: A Cable

Jul 21, 2026 12:06 PMPublished Jul 21, 2026 12:06 PM

Traditional electronic jamming could face a new challenge as Indian firm Bharat Supply & Support Alliance unveils the GOLIATH-200, a one-way attack unmanned ground vehicle steered through a fiber-optic cable instead of radio signals.

Traditional electronic jamming could face a new challenge as Indian firm Bharat Supply & Support Alliance unveils the GOLIATH-200, a one-way attack unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) steered through a fiber-optic cable instead of radio signals.

The vehicle carries an explosive payload of up to 200 kilograms (441 pounds) to strike hardened sites, vehicles, bunkers, and other high-value targets.

While technical details remain limited, available imagery suggests it features a rubber-tracked chassis with four road wheels on each side.

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India’s Latest Kamikaze Ground Drone Has One Unusual Feature: A Cable

Traditional electronic jamming could face a new challenge as Indian firm Bharat Supply &amp; Support Alliance unveils the GOLIATH-200, a one-way attack unmanned ground vehicle steered through a fiber-optic cable instead of radio signals.

Traditional electronic jamming could face a new challenge as Indian firm Bharat Supply & Support Alliance unveils the GOLIATH-200, a one-way attack unmanned ground vehicle steered through a fiber-optic cable instead of radio signals.