The Ukrainian National Guard will test unmanned logistics capabilities provided by the German company Quantum Systems, which has previously supplied UAVs to the Defense Forces of Ukraine. The focus is now on the autonomous Zetros truck, equipped with the MOSAIC Ground Autonomy Kit, and the MANDRILL UGV. A multi-million-dollar contract to supply equipment under Ukraine's research and development program was signed in Kyiv. The vehicles will be deployed in field conditions to gather user feedback, which will be used to further refine the systems. Read more: From Almost No Ground-Based Air Defense to NASAMS, Skyranger: Belgium's €4bn Rebuild Explained Under the agreement, the National Guard of Ukraine is set to receive 10 MANDRILL UGVs as well as 10 autonomous Zetros trucks. The manufacturer of the latter, Daimler Truck Defense, is also an official partner in the project. From Defense Express we would like to note that this reflects a clear trend toward developing unmanned logistics systems for the Defense Forces of Ukraine. The MOSAIC Ground Autonomy Kit also enables vehicles to be converted into unmanned platforms. However, everything is integrated into the MOSAIC UXS software suite, which enables users to plan and define missions while controlling multiple drones simultaneously from a single system. As a result, it is possible to organize an entire logistics system that receives orders from a control center. The system also allows for controlling a single vehicle via a smartphone or operating in a convoy led by a “lead” manned vehicle. Currently, the system is being developed based on Daimler Trucks products, but it can also be integrated into other platforms. The choice of the Zetros for Ukraine makes perfect sense, as hundreds of them are being supplied to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. As for the MANDRILL, it is a modular unmanned ground vehicle capable