This capability is especially critical in Eastern Ukraine, where threat matrices now include dirty bombs, electromagnetic disruption, and chemical-biological scenarios.
As nuclear risk re-enters modern operational planning, Vislyuk is emblematic of a shift in Ukrainian military design: survivability and redundancy take precedence over mass.
By fielding a platform that is both EMP-resilient and fibre-linked, Kyiv ensures its ground operations can remain functional when others falter.
The Vislyuk is not for show; it is a workhorse designed for tough modern battles.
In today’s world, where different forces compete for control, even basic support vehicles need to be ready for nuclear threats.