Very often, delivering food to the frontline is impossible because of enemy drones. In such cases, food, water, and other essentials are delivered by drones and dropped near friendly trenches.
The video shows the preparation of one such package. To prevent bread, canned food, and water bottles from breaking apart when dropped from a great height, the guys wrap each can and bottle in film and then cover them with expanding foam.
According to Ukraine’s 3rd Army Corps, the use of unmanned ground vehicles has expanded to such an extent that dedicated UGV units in some brigades now cover up to 80% of frontline infantry logistics needs and around 90% of evacuations.
This is a very important proof of concept: entire brigade-level logistics can be reorganized so that most frontline supply and evacuation work is handled by unmanned systems instead of people.
The more widely systems like this spread across the frontline, the fewer soldiers need to be exposed for routine resupply and evacuation. This is exactly the kind of capability that should become standard wherever possible.