There is but they only have a finite supply of those weapons. As the Russians are experiencing, going after infrastructure and civilian targets is not really gi

There is but they only have a finite supply of those weapons. As the Russians are experiencing, going after infrastructure and civilian targets is not really giving them much advantage on the battlefield. And with their own logistical and supply challenges, there seems to be a shortage of actual military targets that they go after. Like Ukrainian troops on Russian soil in the Kursk area. It actually looks like the Ukrainians will spend Christmas and the winter occupying the Kursk area. The Ukrainians are using the threat of these weapons extremely effectively. They've hit a few targets that sounded like they mattered but they are mostly holding back. The not so veiled threat to the Russians here is that anything they value within reach is a potential target. That includes command centers, troop concentrations, defensive weapons, air bases, etc. That's actually resulting in them pulling those things away from the battlefield. So, those missiles are doing their job without getting fired.