The Ministry of Defense has approved the delivery of the Varkhan robotic system to the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has certified and approved the new Varkhan ground-based robotic system for delivery to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The platform was developed by a domestic defense contractor at the direct request of the military and is designed to transport ammunition, defense equipment, and various supplies in rugged terrain and difficult off-road conditions.

The system is built on an all-wheel-drive chassis with a 4×4 wheel configuration, independent suspension, and ground clearance of over 200 mm, allowing it to traverse sand and quagmire. The platform’s technical capabilities allow it to transport hundreds of kilograms of cargo over distances of several dozen kilometers. In addition, the system is equipped with quick-release batteries for continuous operation and several communication and control systems, and is part of an ecosystem that includes T-Bone ground control stations, antennas, and repeaters.

Source: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

As a reminder, the Ministry of Defense has codified over 1,500 new weapon models in eight months.

Prior to this, Ukraine had codified the long-range Dovbush T40 UAV.

The Ministry of Defense has also codified the new Kolibri-i10 interceptor drone.