Veldig god artikkel på mid strike angrepene til Ukraina.
Current status and What Happens Next
The Ukrainian mid-range strike campaign has had a promising start, but it is still being conducted at a relatively small scale. Russia has not yet implemented significant measures to reduce its effectiveness. This gives both sides an opportunity - if Russia can improve and scale up its drone interceptors and mobile drone hunting teams, and if Ukraine doesn’t improve and/or scale up its effort, then this campaign could end up being useful but not changing the battlefield.
On the other hand, if Russia reacts too slowly to it and Ukraine significantly scales up the campaign, it could both cause major material damage and greatly complicate the Russian military efforts on whole sections of the frontline. Not only that, but it could even improve the effectiveness of other strike campaigns - in the most-extreme optimistic outcome, it might potentially enable Ukraine to retake some of its occupied territory. To be clear, neither of these extreme pessimistic or optimistic outcomes is all that likely, but the potential is there, especially if bureaucracy on either side is slow in distributing accurate battlefield information and /or slowly reacts to recent developments.
EDIT:
Jeg lurer veldig på hva som er “too slow” for Russland og “significantly scales up” for Ukraina.
Jeg vil anta det tar måneder å skalere opp interceptor-droneproduksjon og tilsvarende måneder å skalere opp opplæring av interceptor-drone-piloter for å kunne dekke en signifikant del av logistikken inntil 200 km fra fronten.
Også, hvor mye er allerede i pipelinen for ukrainske mid-range angrep? Jeg så noe om at de for april hadde vært type 50ish, for mai 150ish. Hva blir det for juni? 
Sammendrag: Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, 7. juni 2026
Ukrainske angrep skaper store problemer for russisk logistikk


Oversikt: EUs 21 sanksjonspakker mot Russland (2022–2026)
Pakke 1–5 (Februar–April 2022): Starten på fullskalainvasjonen






