A screen recording from a Ukrainian drone unit captures the moment a drone dropped munition lands near a Russian logistics vehicle injuring several Russian logisticians.

If you're wondering why a black screen pops up in the middle of the video before the munition is dropped, that's actually the trigger of the device. In order to make these off-the-shelf commercial drones drop munitions, they're modified by re-wiring the light on the undercarriage of the device to trigger the munition dropping contraption that's been added onto the system. So while the system is displaying a "light enabled" warning to the pilot, it's simultaneously dropping the munition from the bottom of the drone.

While the location of this footage is currently unclear, it appears at least two of the Russian troops were injured in the blast even though a majority of the shrapnel appears to have been absorbed by their vehicle.