IDET 2025 Day 3: Czech Army live demo displays full spectrum combat capabilities.

Day 3 for Army Recognition editorial team at IDET 2025 brings a special focus to the live demonstration event, a major highlight of this year’s exhibition. The live demo showcased the Czech Army’s operational combat capabilities with the deployment of armored vehicles, Special Forces, and police tactical units in realistic battlefield scenarios. This immersive event drew significant attention from both industry professionals and official delegations, offering a compelling view of the Czech Republic’s military preparedness and interoperability across forces.
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Czech Army Pandur II 8x8 armored vehicle maneuvers through a simulated combat zone during the live demonstration at IDET 2025, showcasing its mobility and firepower in operational conditions. (Picture source: Army Recognition Group)

Set within a specially designed demonstration zone, the Czech Army executed coordinated tactical operations featuring modern tracked and wheeled armored vehicles, supported by elite Special Forces conducting simulated assault and counter-terror missions. The presence of Czech police tactical elements added an urban warfare dimension to the scenarios, emphasizing multi-agency collaboration in hybrid threat environments. The demonstration highlighted not only the performance and tactical mobility of military platforms currently in service but also the professionalism and readiness of Czech combat units.

Simultaneously, the live demo provided a unique showcase platform for national and international defense manufacturers to present advanced defense products. A range of combat vehicles, tactical logistics trucks, engineering systems, and unmanned ground robots were deployed in action, illustrating their capabilities in live operational sequences. Among the most notable innovations were autonomous robotic platforms equipped with sensors, remote weapon stations, and AI-powered navigation systems, reflecting the growing emphasis on automation and battlefield digitalization.

The integration of defense forces and technology in this live setting underscores IDET 2025’s strategic importance as a defense exhibition. It confirms the Czech Republic’s role as a regional hub for defense collaboration and innovation, while giving military decision-makers the opportunity to assess solutions in action. The event stands as a testament to the evolving synergy between operational needs and industrial innovation in today’s defense landscape.