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I think that would have only made a difference in 2022 and maybe early 23. The failure of the counteroffensyiv in the summer of 23 kind of proved that breaking Russian lines would be a slow attritional grind because of extensive layers of mines + fortifications in tandem with constant drone surveillance of enemy movements, coordinated artillery and fpv/loitering munitions. This is why there’s not much likelihood of Ukraine ever fully regaining lost territory because even when the current Russian advances peter out due to their high casualties, Ukraine can’t go back on the offensive without running into the same problem.