The best way to see the decrease in Russian ranged fire over the last few days might be to compare 3-day maps. Looking at July 10-12 (today) and July 7-9. There are two things that come out when you see them. First in the Donbas there is a huge drop in fire. 
Even more interesting, the fire that is around the three key Ukrainian defensive cities during the last 3 days, is very small indeed (Siversk, Sloviansk, Bakhmut). However pan out, and behind Russian lines, there is now more fire than behind Ukrainian lines. Thats a big change
If you look to the south of Bakhmut on that second map (panned out) you will see a number of large concetrated fires. Those are at least partly effective ranged Ukrainian attacks on Russian behind the lines targets. So not only is fire dying down, its becoming more Ukrainian.
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