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Hello,
As far as I can see from the screenshot you’ve mounted the block storage to the /mnt/volume_fra1_01 directory. This means that only files uploaded to that specific directory would be stored on the block storage, the rest will just be stored as normal on the root partition.
What you could do is change the directory where your backups are generated so that they don’t get stored on the / partition but instead on /mnt/volume_fra1_01.
Alternatively, you could unmount volume so that it is not mounted on /mnt/volume_fra1_01, but instead mount it to the exact directory where your backups are currently being auto-generated, eg. (/var/www/html/backups) so that the backups get generated directly on the block storage.
Hope that this helps!
Best,
Bobby