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Ukraine Approves KRAMPUS Flamethrower UGV for Military Deployment

The advanced robotic platform, equipped with thermobaric weaponry and designed for all-terrain operations, is part of Ukraine's goal to deploy 15,000 uncrewed ground vehicles by the end of 2025.

Ukraine flamethrower drone.

Overview

  • The Ukrainian Defense Ministry has officially codified the KRAMPUS uncrewed ground vehicle (UGV) for use in both assault and defensive operations.
  • KRAMPUS is equipped with RPV-16 thermobaric rocket-propelled rounds, capable of neutralizing enemy personnel and lightly armored vehicles.
  • The UGV features a tracked chassis powered by silent electric motors, jam-resistant controls, and multi-hour battery life, enabling reliable operation across extreme terrains and weather conditions.
  • Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has approved over 80 ground robotic systems, with KRAMPUS being the latest addition to bolster its military capabilities.
  • Ukraine aims to deploy 15,000 UGVs on the battlefield by the end of 2025, reflecting its commitment to scaling robotic warfare technologies.