We need World of Tanks gamers to operate robot tanks  Russias weapons chief
Armata tank guard at the 10th Russia Arms Expo. © Alexey Malgavko / RIA Novosti
After a Russian defense firm revealed its plans to make a remotely-controlled tank in the near future, 
Deputy PM Dmitry Rogozin announced that the military would soon need people experienced in the 
computer game World of Tanks.
We need no tankers now, we need World of Tanks players Rogozin wrote in a Monday tweet.
The comment came after Russian mass media distributed the release of the Uralvagonzavod company 
which claimed that in the nearest future it would make the T-90 tank remotely controllable from distances 
of 3 to 5 kilometers.
This was not the first time Rogozin voiced his preferences in drone technologies. In early September 
he wrote that very soon we all would witness the situation in which an army manned with bespectacled 
nerds would completely destroy the forces of handsome athletes who fight on a lower technological level.
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T-90 is the previous model of the main battle tank produced by Uralvagonzavod, now the enterprise 
switches the production to more modern Armata tank. However, the export variants of the vehicle are 
still being offered and the experimental remotely operated machines are being developed.
World of Tanks is a free online multiplayer computer game released by Belarus company Wargaming 
in 2010. In 2014 Forbes magazine estimated the number of registered WOT users at over 50 million.
https://www.rt.com/politics/318368-we-need-world-of-tanks/รอง รมต.รัสเซียต้องการผู้เล่น World of Tanks สำหรับบังคับรถถัง T-90 รุ่นบังคับจากระยะไกลที่กำลังพัฒนา
"ตอนนี้เราไม่ต้องการพลรถแล้ว แต่เราต้องการผู้เล่น World of Tanks"
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