Aaaaand let's shift to punishing the sites they used to be protecting!

It's becoming more and more obvious that russias air defence is way over-stretched, they can't compensate for that by shifting insufficient assets around. When moscow and st. petersburg have been hit a couple times, they move more air defences there, exposing more holes around logistics hubs closer to the front, or oil refineries in the rear. If we've learned anything, it's that Ukraine is competent enough to punish this: Give it a couple days, and Ukrainian intelligence will know which previously defended sites which are now exposed, and start hitting those. Hell, they might even take out some of the AA while it's being moved.