Humanoid robots are increasingly being deployed and tested on the modern battlefield, particularly in Ukraine. A U.S. startup, Foundation Robotics, sent its Phantom MK1 robots to Ukraine for testing in military applications. This move confirms earlier suspicions about the use of such technology in the conflict. Ukraine is now planning a grant competition to develop its own military humanoid robots. The primary objective is to automate frontline operations and minimize risks to soldiers. This initiative aligns with global trends in humanoid robotics development, observed in countries like the United States and China. Ukrainian developers will initially focus on simpler robot platforms with the potential for future upgrades. However, Ukraine's program will strictly concentrate on defense and military uses, distinct from civilian applications. The deployment of robots like the Phantom MK1 suggests that companies involved could become leading providers for Western militaries. The conflict zone in Ukraine is serving as a crucial testing ground for advanced AI weapons and autonomous systems.