Drone rockets don't gotta cost millions. And they can be produced in Poland

After the Russian drones entered Poland on the night of 9th to 10th September, F-16 and F-35 fighters were directed to combat them, armed with classical AMRAAM air-to-air rockets (with a cost estimated at about $1.5 million at fresh production) and lighter Sidewinder, costing about half a million dollars. It was immediately noted that they are much more costly than the attack measures utilized by Russia, and the second are created in much larger quantities (up to respective 100 a day). Of course, they were equipped with on-call anti-aircraft defences and had to be used, and were utilized only for a fewer purposes which posed the top threat among the more than 20 drones utilized by Russia.