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Russia's Titan robotic mine-clearing UGV: 2.3 t, 2 m sweep lane, EW-capable

Published 27 October 2026

Russian developers have presented the Titan, a 2.3-tonne unmanned ground vehicle for breaching anti-personnel minefields. It carries two flails rated against pressure, tension, and trip-wire fused mines, sweeps a 2-metre lane at up to 7 km/h with equipment attached, and 14 km/h without. Stated autonomous endurance is at least 3.5 hours with a one-tonne payload capacity. Developers claim all-round fragmentation protection and an optional electronic warfare package. The vehicle has completed developer trials; independent confirmation of combat effectiveness is not yet available.

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