Ukraine's Defense Ministry officially approved the domestically produced Termit unmanned ground vehicle for front-line deployment.

The tracked robot is a next-generation version of Ukraine's existing ground-based unmanned systems already deployed across the front. These systems have supported operations by transporting supplies, conducting reconnaissance, and carrying explosives in contested areas.

Termit, the newest model in the series, features improved mobility and modularity. The drone can carry up to 300 kilograms and operates on various terrains thanks to its low profile, tracked design, and improved weight distribution. Its traction battery system allows for several hours of continuous movement over dozens of kilometers.

According to the Defense Ministry, Termit drones can be equipped with combat modules, used for medical evacuations, or for transporting specialized equipment as needed.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has codified and approved for use in the Armed Forces of Ukraine the domestic unmanned ground system TERMIT.

TERMIT is a tracked robotic system with improved dynamic characteristics and potential for further development.

TERMIT can carry up to three centners (150kg) of weight and operate for several hours, covering tens of kilometers.

TERMIT is used for logistical tasks, medical evacuation, territory mining, and transporting additional equipment.