People complain about the money, but a full salvo of 24 HIMARS expends something like US$4 million.
“Money”
Its peanuts.
RuZZia is being demilitarized on the cheap.
1/3 (at least) of their tank force is gone. Cost to US? A few billion dollars.
I saw elsewhere that the ukes had taken out a russian armaments train as it was being offloaded east Kherson.
That solution for the Russians was the next step after their ammo depots were taken out. Likely their reasoning was that they might be able to offload the train before they were blown up.
They were wrong.
So what do they do next?
Well they have to get the offloading out of range of HIMARS or whatever it was that took out the train, killed a bunch of russian soldiers and wrecked the tracks.
They also have to know—if it wasn’t cristal clear before —that their movements are completely visible.
So what happens if they offload further back?
Longer runs for the trucks. There are going to be a lot of small streams with small bridges that could be targeted.
If the ukes could track the trains—they can track the trucks. They will likely come in big convoys. All the ukes need to do is find a creek that they could bomb in front of the convoys to stop them. Then drone the trucks one by one.