Apr 9, 2026 12:22 PM
Russia is adding a robotic mortar system to its expanding artillery fleet, extending indirect fire capability into its unmanned ground lineup.
Russia is adding a robotic mortar system to its expanding artillery fleet, extending indirect fire capability into its unmanned ground lineup.
The Kuryer combat robot has been observed with the rapid-fire Bagulnik-82 mortar during live-fire exercises, drawing attention to its automated turret and integrated reloading system.
According to Defence Blog, the platform features a rotating turret that houses the mortar tube, alongside a built-in automatic loading mechanism enabling sustained firing without manual reloading.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: Russia Advances Ground Firepower With Robotic Mortar System
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