The combat robotic platform will undergo a "baptism of fire" on the battlefields of the Donbas region of Eastern Ukraine, Dmitry Rogozin, the head of the "Tsar Wolves" military advisor group, announced on his Telegram account.DOT Airline Refund: How To Claim Money Back For Canceled FlightsBride And Groom Seal Wedding Vows With Tequila Shot: ‘Best Decision Ever’Trump Organization Fined $1.6 Million For Tax Fraud: What To KnowSee Damage After Tornado-Warned Storms And Heavy Rain Tear Through AlabamaWho Is Bianca Censori?Meet Kanye West's Yeezy Head Of ArchitectureWatch The Trailer For The 'RHOSLC' Season 3 ReunionCute Kid's Interview With Raiders' Davante Adams Goes Viral — 'A Natural'McCarthy Says He Is Open To Releasing Full January 6 Footage'Hunters' S2 Cast: Why Hunting Nazis Is More 'Relevant' Than EverOdell Beckham Jr.'s Airplane Cheese Board Drama: A TimelineFormer Soviet Union Countries Are ‘Our Territory’, Russian Academic SaysPrince Harry Thanks Gwyneth Paltrow Chiropractor, String Of TherapistsEastern Brown Snake Spotted Hiding Inside PrinterWatch 'The Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker' Official TrailerBlinken: U.S.The final tests for the "Marker" were announced by state media in June 2020, with the head of the robot's developer confirming that they would then be given to the Russian Defense Ministry.Related Articles- Ukraine Lacks Defense System to Shoot Down Russian Kh-22 Missiles: Official- Putin Ally Urges Japanese PM to Disembowel Himself After Biden Meeting- Russian State TV Says U.S. 'Hysterical' and Can't Stage 'Real Intervention'Start your unlimited Newsweek trialMicrosoft Store Offers - SponsoredThe Highest Paying Cash Back Card Is Finally Here NextAdvisorThis Stock Could Be Like Buying Amazon in 1997 The Motley FoolSavvy Americans are moving their money to these banks MSN MoneyThese are the best mortgage rates in your area MSN Money"