Russia's AI-Powered Robot Tank Makes 'Combat' Debut In Front of Putin; NATO 'Puzzled' | Vantage

Russia has unveiled the AI-Powered Robotic tank called the Shtrum. Based on a T-72 tank, the Shtrum does not have any crew members and can be remotely piloted from a tank 'mothership.' The tank took part in live-fire drills in Russia's Urals region. The tank has a main gun and rocket launchers. This was the first time that the tank took part in public drills and was even inspected by Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, the tank did face technical glitches and lost connection with its 'mothership' and got stuck in the mud. However, The Kremlin says it will take its learnings from the tank and will apply it to the T-90 and the T-14 Armata tanks for possible deployments in the Ukraine War. LinksGraph reports the stories shaping our world, with clear context and original coverage in English and Russian. Explore more international news at linksgraph.com. Website: https://linksgraph.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61594759423560