Drones that Ukraine built to spy and attack are now hauling water, ammo, and medicine to the front

Source: Business Insider

Ukrainian positions can be so dangerous that the military doesn't want to use humans to send supplies, and wants to use unmanned systems instead. Diego Herrera Carcedo/Anadolu via Getty ImagesDrones typically used to attack Russian forces are now bringing supplies to Ukraine's front-line soldiers. It's part of a growing trend of Ukraine using unmanned systems to take over dangerous missions.

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