Ukraine uses unmanned explosive vehicles to capture Russian troops

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Sept, 02:55 · Archive

Ukraine used unmanned vehicles packed with explosives in a counter-attack that captured 250 Russian troops.

Ukraine deployed unmanned 'zombie cars'—Soviet-era BTR-60 armoured vehicles converted into remote-controlled explosive devices—in a frontline counter-attack for the first time. The operation resulted in the capture of 250 Russian troops, according to Ukrainian officials.

How it is being reported

• Ukraine rolls out kamikaze ‘zombie cars’ to capture 250 Russian soldiersNew York Post · 29 Sept, 22:47
• Ukraine uses unmanned 'zombie cars' packed with explosives to decimate Russian frontline positions for first timeDaily Mail · 29 Sept, 11:09

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