Encountering "enemy" interference during maneuvering, drones and robotic wolves are deployed!


On the morning of June 1
A joint training demonstration
took place in the China-Mongolia "Prairie Partner-2026"
joint training area
Chinese and Mongolian soldiers engaged in interactive exchanges on certain subjects


At the training site
the unmanned equipment was full of highlights
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Encountering "enemies" during the march for strikes
Firepower to eliminate, cover to advance
Pack it on the "wolf"!
Breaking through frontline obstacles
Drone, ready for takeoff—
Rescue personnel, repair equipment
When "casualties" appear on the "battlefield"
Unmanned vehicles join in the transport
This unmanned vehicle has a maximum load of 200 kilograms
and a top speed of 60 kilometers per hour

During the vehicle repair process
Heavy-lift drones drop supplies at designated points
Essential equipment reaches the battlefield directly

Wearing mechanical exoskeletons
individual soldiers can increase their load by 30 to 40 kilograms
effectively improving repair efficiency

Mutual learning and mutual reference
Deepening cooperation
Improving together

Source: China Military News
Reporters: Du Juan, Sun Waning, Gong Ze, Wei Yinchu, Wang Lijun, Liu Hanwen
Photography: Sun Jiaqiang, Fu Zhixiang, Sun Guokang, Du Jiajie, Wang Rugang, Zhang Tianyao
Editing: Hu Zongbo, Yu Jingyang, Jia Siyu
On June 1, the Chinese Armed Forces conducted a joint training exercise in Inner Mongolia, utilizing drones and robotic systems to respond to enemy engagements. The exercise included medical evacuation and equipment repair tasks, showcasing the capabilities of unmanned vehicles and mechanical exoskeletons. This event emphasized collaboration and mutual learning between Chinese and Mongolian forces.
- Joint training exercise conducted on June 1 in Inner Mongolia.
- Chinese Armed Forces utilized drones and robotic systems during the exercise.
- Unmanned vehicles were involved in medical evacuation and equipment repair tasks.
- Mechanical exoskeletons were used to enhance individual soldier capabilities.
- The exercise focused on mutual learning and collaboration between Chinese and Mongolian forces.