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Serbian military modernization and robotic demonstrations
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The Serbian Armed Forces conducted the ‘Pobednik 2026’ tactical exercise at the Pešter training ground, involving over 2,000 personnel and 500 pieces of military equipment. During the maneuver, President Aleksandar Vučić demonstrated the use of robotic, unmanned, and autonomous systems, signaling a move toward a ‘digital army’ to increase decision-making speed and reduce soldier risk. Subsequent reports detailed During the specific capabilities of these drills, the military showcased armed quadrupedal robots, which appeared to resemble the AGIBOT D1 Max Pro model. These units were observed performing tactical maneuvers, such as entering improvised buildings and engaging targets alongside soldiers. The robots were equipped with various weaponry, including automatic rifles, 40mm grenade launchers, and ‘Osa’ anti-tank missiles. The missiles, specifically identified as both ‘Osa’ and ‘Wasp’ models. This deployment of this technology follows the opening of a robot manufacturing factory in Šabac through a partnership between the Serbian government and companies Minth and AGIBOT, which aims to produce AGIBOT. While initial reports estimated production at up to 2,000 robots annually. annually, subsequent details suggest the facility aims to produce 3,000 humanoid and quadruped robots per year. Although President Vučić indicated that Chinese-designed armed robots would be visible in service within 15 days of the factory opening, it remains unconfirmed if the specific units used in the Pešter exercise were assembled in Serbia. Weapons technology experts have noted that significant challenges regarding reliability and operational range must be addressed before these platforms are fully integrated.
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