the real question at this point is how the russians will adapt to the long range precision munitions that the Ukes have lately been fielding—as those munitions are hitting russian supply depots and headquarters.
The obvious answer is that they will put supply depots headquarters further from the front lines and make them smaller.
Then move things forward to the front lines in smaller packets.
The ukes could then target these smaller packets—like trucks. the problems here is that there are many more low value small packet targets/trucks than there are high value precision munitions. Basically the Ukes are back to counter battery. They don’t want to use the high value long range precision munitions to take out low value artillery pieces.
So where is the next point of vulnerability that is worth the strike from the costly long range precision munition?
Except that these munitions are very expensive and will soon run out.