Footage out of eastern Ukraine shows the instance in which a sleeping Russian proxy fighter was rudely awakened by a bomblet that was dropped near his position by a small helicopter type drone.

Due to the drone's limited weight bearing capacity, it is only able to carry munitions with reduced blast effectiveness. The device appears to detonate within a few meters of the target, but he appears to be unscathed or sustained superficial injures.

Small recreational type drones have proven to be invaluable in delivering realtime intelligence of troop locations and sizes. Additional development has been done to give them this ability to attack. Although the munitions are of low yield and unlikely to cause mass casualties, the ability to hit targets of opportunity behind enemy lines is psychologically draining to the enemy.

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