Hopefully the difference between an army whose weapons, ammo, soldier training, motivation and morale has constantly got better, and an army that is just getting worse in the same categories, will continue to get exposed in the battlefront. The UA has about two months to make significant gains (Nova Kakjovka in order to cut Crimea, increase the pressure on Kherson, Lugansk and maybe Zaporizhzhia), and then hope that the winter takes a toll in Russia's excessively extended and poorly supplied frontlines. Forcing the collapse of RF looks like the way to go.