It looks like in the modern battlefield, lots of ground based vehicles are obsolete. Not only ATGMs, but even drones can easily disable these ground vehicles. I'm not sure if there are ways to detect and disable these drones.

So what does the future hold? Just use troops and air power?

When Russia invaded Ukraine last February, Capt. Vladyslav Savieliev, a Ukrainian Air Force pilot with deep experience flying MiG-29 fighter jets against Russian forces, desperately wanted to fight for his country.

“For most foreign pilots, it’s a dream come true, U.S.-funded language training and flight school,” said retired Air Force Col. Jeffrey Fischer, a former senior defense attaché and military aviator who heard Savieliev’s story through his network of international pilot contacts. “For Vladyslav, it was frustrating. He’d rather have been in Ukraine, fighting for his nation.”

Savieliev, known by his call sign “Nomad,” finally returned to Ukraine after graduating in March from the U.S. military’s Aviation Leadership Program, an undergraduate pilot training course designed to boost military relationships with foreign nations.

He died weeks later on a combat mission June 2, the Ukrainian Air Force announced last week.

He died on one of the first combat missions he flew after returning from the United States, Fischer said.
Ukraine fighter pilot train for two years in US, comes back and then gets killed on first mission? wow

Russian reports from the front say Russian armed forces have made some significant gains in the last 24 hours.

Wait a minute, who's running an offensive now?