Ukraine receives 14th MV-4 mine clearance vehicle with four more on the way
Dok-ing has delivered 303 MV-4 mine-clearance vehicles and 14 have been delivered to Ukraine in the past two years. (Photo: DOK-ING)
Croatian robotics company Dok-ing has delivered its 300th MV-4 unmanned mine and explosive clearing heavy vehicle. The vehicle was delivered to Ukraine which received it in late 2023 and was the country’s 14th vehicle delivered over the past two years.
Ten of the Ukrainian vehicles were newly manufactured and delivered by the company to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, one refurbished MV-4 was delivered to FSD (Fondation suisse de déminage) and three refurbished MV-4 were donated by the Swedish MoD directly to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Further MV-4s have been delivered internationally since the Ukrainian platform was
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