> Plus now that the troops have had time to dig in and erect defensive works, it seems very unlikely Ukraine will be able to throw them back without at least a

> Plus now that the troops have had time to dig in and erect defensive works, it seems very unlikely Ukraine will be able to throw them back without at least a 3 to 1 advantage, or willingness to suffer massive losses. I think the likely scenario here is that Ukraine is looking to starve Russia of ammo by destroying a lot of their ammo depots and command posts. Ukraine can use the same weapons they use to do that to also hit defensive positions, without any counter fire.