The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has officially approved domestically manufactured Wolly remote-controlled combat module for deployment. This cutting-edge system represents a significant step forward in Ukraine’s military capabilities, reflecting a blend of innovation and battlefield-tested practicality.
The Wolly module comes equipped with a choice of 7.62 mm or 12.7 mm caliber machine guns, featuring an automatic ammunition feed system. It also boasts a thermal imaging camera and advanced automation systems for target detection, recognition, and tracking, ensuring precise and efficient operation in various combat scenarios.
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According to the Main Directorate of Support for the Lifecycle of Weapons and Military Equipment, the development of the Wolly module integrated feedback from Ukrainian defenders with real-world combat experience. Deputy Minister of Defense Dmytro Klimenkov emphasized that improvements in control methods and automation were made based on direct suggestions from the field, highlighting the module’s user-centered design.
Lightweight and portable, the Wolly module can be transported to installation sites by a single servicemember. Its long-lasting battery allows for continuous operation over several days, further enhancing its practicality on the battlefield.
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