Ukraine is showing the importance of drones in modern warfare, but also how quickly they can become obsolete, complicating long-term war planning.
NATO can't just stockpile millions of drones and hope they'll still matter in the next war, officials warn
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Ukraine has more battlefield drone experience than many NATO allies, and it's eager to share its hard-won expertise.
That much became apparent last month, when expensive fighter jets were scrambled to shoot down cheap foam drones.
