Russia doesn’t have an overwhelming artillery advantage and hasn’t for 2-3 months now.
They still do. From 4:1 to 10:1, but yes, not 25:1 anymore.
You guys all seen the mountains of expended shell casings they left after themselves in Kharkiv region.
When they ran from Kharkiv, the only thing they tried evacuating was their arty. And they left almost everything else, including even tanks. This is how important the artillery is for them — it's a lifeline for them.
Just a week ago, I had a privilege to exchange few words with a guy from French Foreign Legion who fought in Ukraine, and just few days after he was killed in Russian shelling west of Lyman, when they were staging to storm another village. Russians still clearly have enough tubes, and ammo to routinely do area shelling. And when they manage to catch UA in woods, it's guaranteed losses.
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