But production is ramping. And no one has any illusions left about Russia, so once stocks get high, they're going to stay high. The factories are going to keep running until Europe has far more arms than before. Besides, most of Europe's weapons practically had Russia's name on them already, and they're doing the job of holding back Russian imperialism more effectively in Ukraine than they would at home. Russia won't be launching offensives into more of Europe before they can catch their breath, production-wise.

Disarming your enemy by absorbing their bullets in your troops and tanks is a really bad strategy. Putin was safer when Europe was complacent.