Sep 9, 2025 6:58 AM
Poland’s defense industry has rolled out Bluszcz, a hybrid unmanned-manned mine-laying vehicle designed to rapidly seed minefields while keeping soldiers out of harm’s way.
Poland’s defense industry has rolled out Bluszcz, a hybrid unmanned-manned mine-laying vehicle designed to rapidly seed minefields while keeping soldiers out of harm’s way.
Weighing just under 3.5 tons (3,175 kilograms), the vehicle is built on the TAero multi-purpose platform, which incorporates parts from the Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ70, including a 130hp engine and an Allison automatic transmission.
It can deploy up to 100 MN-123 anti-tank mines across programmable intervals of 30 to 90 meters (98 to 295 feet).
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: Poland Debuts Bluszcz, a Hybrid Mine Layer Built for Stealth and Autonomy
Poland•unmanned ground vehicles•mines•Europe•defense•anti-tank mine•4x4 high mobility vehicle•unmanned ground system
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