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Most countries' military doctrines don't give their soldiers autonomy. It's one of our biggest advantages.
Yea well they're not schools, hospitals or residential apartments so I doubt they can hit them >

It is really impressive that they developed such a niche targeting system to only hit non-combatants.
And to think Ukraine simultaneously designed a system to only target high ranking Russian generals and commanders is really impressive. >

It's a fair strategy on the part of the Ukrainians. 
Take out the officers and the conscripts are now left without direction because Russian doctrine does not give soldiers the autonomy to act unlike American doctrine. 
Basically you kill the officer and everyone is left in a confused mess and you can either take them out or break their morale and make them retreat.