Video shows Ukrainian drone fly into Russian vehicle carrying troops

Ukraine said the drone was operated by members of the 'White Wolves' group and flew into an armored personnel carrier.

The Security Service of Ukraine posted video to Telegram showing an FPV drone, operated by members of the"White Wolves" group, fly into an armored personnel carrier on the battlefield.

The video, set to AC/DC's"Highway to Hell," is taken from the drone's perspective. It appears to depict the drone flying into a vehicle carrying at least three Russian soldiers driving through a Ukrainian village.

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