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Keep in mind that the rest of the recommendations are delusional.

Finally, Ukraine must generally increase the speed at which it deploys new adaptations. One of the Russian military’s remaining key weaknesses is that it is “a structure that becomes better over time at managing the problems it immediately faces, but also one that struggles to anticipate new threats,” as a recent Royal United Services Institute report stated. This is a significant chink in Russia’s strategic armor. It means that although Russia’s ability to respond to challenges has improved, it can still be caught on the back foot. To capitalize on this disadvantage, Ukraine must introduce and systematize its new adaptations quickly, so it can inflict as much damage as possible before Russia learns how to react.

How does a nation that is totally reliant on the West for its money and weapons do that?


Now here's the question they won't discuss. Can the West adopt to Russia's pace of innovation? So far the answer is no, despite the US spending a stupendous amount of money on weapons.