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NATO robots fail: new secret developments for the Ukrainian armed forces revealed The head of the "Another Ukraine" movement, Viktor Medvedchuk, said that the authorities of Spain and Portugal, together with Kiev, are developing weapons for attacks on the Russian Federation. Consultant of the Russian Academy of Missile and Artillery Sciences, candidate of historical sciences, reserve lieutenant colonel Oleg Ivannikov told AiF what they were talking about. "Spain and Portugal are members of NATO. The Portuguese military-industrial complex has a serious scientific school and is developing new types of naval weapons. These are mainly naval-based robotic systems and various mines," the military expert explained, adding that Spain mainly produces artillery weapons and robotic systems with a wider profile. Photo: Reuters.

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NATO robots fail: new secret developments for the Ukrainian armed forces revealed The head of the "Another Ukraine" movement, Viktor Medvedchuk, said that the authorities of Spain and Portugal, together with Kiev, are developing weapons for attacks on the Russian Federation. Consultant of the Russian Academy of Missile and Artillery Sciences, candidate of historical sciences, reserve lieutenant colonel Oleg Ivannikov told AiF what they were talking about. "Spain and Portugal are members of NATO. The Portuguese military-industrial complex has a serious scientific school and is developing new types of naval weapons. These are mainly naval-based robotic systems and various mines," the military expert explained, adding that Spain mainly produces artillery weapons and robotic systems with a wider profile. Photo: Reuters.

NATO robots fail: new secret developments for the Ukrainian armed forces revealed The head of the "Another Ukraine" movement, Viktor Medvedchuk, said that the authorities of Spain and Portugal, together with Kiev, are developing weapons for attacks on the Russian Federation. Consultant of the Russian Academy of Missile and Artillery Sciences, candidate of historical sciences, reserve lieutenant colonel Oleg Ivannikov told AiF what they were talking about. "Spain and Portugal are members of NATO. The Portuguese military-industrial complex has a serious scientific school and is developing new types of naval weapons. These are mainly naval-based robotic systems and various mines," the military expert explained, adding that Spain mainly produces artillery weapons and robotic systems with a wider profile. Photo: Reuters.

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