Drone camera footage defines much of the public’s view of the war in Ukraine: grenades quietly dropped on unwitting soldiers, eerie flights over silent, bombed-out cities, armor and outposts exploding into fireballs. Never in the history of warfare have drones been used as intensively as in Ukraine, where they often play an outsized role in who lives and dies. Russians and Ukrainians alike depend heavily on uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAV) to pinpoint enemy positions and guide their hellish artillery strikes. However, after months of fighting, the drone fleets of both sides are depleted, and t...