Ukraine is increasingly utilizing domestically-produced glide bombs to strike fortified Russian positions, capitalizing on a reported weakening of Russian air defense capabilities. These glide bombs allow Ukraine to engage targets without complete reliance on Western military aid. However, Ukrainian forces are encountering challenges as high-value, easily targeted assets are becoming less accessible. The campaign aims to disrupt Russian logistics and command structures, but the diminishing availability of “juicy” targets presents a tactical hurdle. This development signifies a shift in Ukraine’s strategy, demonstrating an ability to adapt and innovate in the face of evolving battlefield conditions. The effectiveness of this new tactic will likely depend on Ukraine’s ability to locate and exploit remaining vulnerabilities in Russian defenses. Further complicating matters, the receding availability of prime targets necessitates more precise targeting and potentially increased risk for Ukrainian forces.