According to the commander of a ground robotic systems crew from the 75th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment of Russia’s Yug Group of Forces, who uses the call sign Borzy, Russian robotic platforms destroyed a Ukrainian command post in Konstantinovka.

The operation involved the Courier and Depesha unmanned ground systems, which Russian forces used during the assault on the city. Borzy said the Ukrainian command post was located inside a five-story building.

According to the commander, a Courier platform was sent in first, followed by smaller Depesha ground robots carrying TM mines. He said the strike destroyed the target and left little chance for those inside to escape.

Borzy added that the command post was completely destroyed during the operation, while the Courier platform returned to Russian positions after completing its mission.

The Courier is a multipurpose remotely controlled tracked platform designed for transport, reconnaissance and combat tasks. It was first used in combat in Avdeevka in early 2024, when two robotic vehicles armed with AGS-17 automatic grenade launchers supported advancing infantry and suppressed Ukrainian firing positions.

The Depesha, meanwhile, is an unmanned ground vehicle available on wheeled or tracked platforms. It is designed to deliver supplies to combat zones, evacuate wounded personnel and carry out remote mining.