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Denis Lyamin appointed to lead Russia’s new Unmanned Systems Forces

Vladimir Putin has appointed Lieutenant General Denis Lyamin to command the Unmanned Systems Forces, a newly formed military branch dedicated to drone warfare. The move signals a strategic shift in Russian defense policy as the Kremlin seeks to formalize and scale the integration of unmanned aerial vehicles into its combat operations.

Denis Lyamin appointed to lead Russia’s new Unmanned Systems Forces

Lyamin moves into this role after serving as the chief of staff for the Centre group of forces. His transition to the top of the newly established command structure reflects a broader push to centralize the procurement, development, and tactical deployment of drone technology across the front lines. By creating a dedicated branch, the military aims to streamline the rapid evolution of autonomous systems that have become a defining element of modern battlefield engagement.

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