The result, on the ground, was that if you were on Ukrainian soil, you got shot at a whole lot. In the city of Kherson, Russian shells could strike at any time, anywhere, and while Ukrainian batteries outside the city shot back, they had to conserve their ammunition. Elsewhere in the country, in Bakhmut and Chasiv Yar and Severodonetsk, waves of Russian shells chewed through cities, relentlessly pushing the Ukrainian lines back. On Tuesday, Reuters reported that the U.S. has used up “virtually all” of its long-range precision missile systems in the war on Iran. Trump claims it won’t be a problem — but then again, he’s about the least reliable source on Iran involved.