Also during this time, people also saw 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzers being gathered at the same location as the above mentioned armored personnel carriers. According to the official decision of the Bulgarian Government, this country will support howitzers to Ukraine. However, sources cannot confirm with certainty whether the 2S1 Gvozdika guns that appeared at Novi Iskar station on March 6 were artillery aid to Ukraine according to the government’s above decision.
* Israel replaced soldiers with robot dogs and machine guns mounted on unmanned vehicles
The IDF Ministry of Defense is testing unmanned combat systems such as robot dogs and armed unmanned vehicles.
Machines are gradually replacing humans in combat operations on the battlefield. Photo: IDF
Machines are gradually replacing humans as the Israeli army conducts a military campaign in the Gaza Strip. These Israeli automated weapons all use artificial intelligence technology. Robotic dogs are currently being used to monitor buildings and tunnels as well as attack targets in places where urban combat operations are breaking out, where dense populations make it difficult to distinguish between targets. The goal of participating in war and the goal of not participating in war are becoming more and more difficult.
With the introduction of machines into combat operations, the Israeli Ministry of Defense has gradually reduced the use of soldiers and military dogs to directly participate in battlefield operations in the Gaza Strip. Previously, a video on Telegram also showed that robots were used by Ukraine to load ammunition on the battlefield.
* Lockheed Martin delivered the Patriot PAC-3 MSE system to Bahrain
On March 6, Aerospace Defense reported that Lockheed Martin had just announced the delivery to Bahrain of the first shipment of an extensively upgraded version of the Patriot PAC-3 MSE missile interception system.
Putting this missile into service is intended to strengthen Bahrain’s air defense and missile interception capabilities, contributing to improving security in the region. This first shipment marks the beginning of the mass supply program of PAC-3 MSE to this country located in the Persian Gulf.
Lockheed Martin delivered the Patriot PAC-3 MSE system to Bahrain. Photo: Aerospace Defense
According to PAC-3 Program Vice President Brenda Davidson, “Patriot PAC-3 MSE is a missile interception system with proven capabilities in real combat, able to destroy tactical ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. , fighter aircraft and other threats in modern warfare. PAC-3 MSE will help Bahrain deter growing threats in the region and protect its territorial integrity.”
PAC-3 uses strike and destroy technology, stopping threats through explosive impact with significantly more kinetic energy than explosive fragmentation to destroy targets. Thus, Bahrain has officially become the 15th country to choose to use the advanced PAC-3 MSE air and missile defense system.
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