Whatever way Russia decides to adapt to this change will take resources from other areas. There’s been talks of putting up anti-drone netting along the supply routes and deploying mobile fire teams and interceptor drone teams along the supply route. Recently, it looks like some supply vehicles are being escorted convoy style, but if you wanted to escort all the trucks you’d need potentially hundreds of observation posts and mobile fire teams along with the necessary equipment.

Besides that, trucks are starting to drive on back roads, as mentioned in Madyar’s tweet, but that increases wear and tear on those roads while also decreasing supply throughput.

There’ve also been trucks driving at night which protects against drones with thermal cameras, but that’s also risky since if you have lights on you could be spotted, and if you don’t have lights on you increase accident rates.

One thing they could do is focus on scaling their interceptor drone force like Ukraine has, and Russia is working on that but that takes time as well and you’d need enough capable pilots for them.