If these latest incursions were meant to be the much anticipated offensive then it is safe to say that Ukraine is well and truly beaten. A few points to note.
The fact that the attacks were several in number and spread along the front indicates that Ukraine was unable to amass a large concentration of troops and resources in any one area. It could not not orchestrate a hammer blow, only a few light knocks here and there. Russian bombing of supply depots is having the desired effect of dispersing the stores making it impossible to focus on one or two points.
By attacking at several points the Ukrainians were confronting a greater number of Russian troops, and again, it looks as if they didn't have the numbers to generate any sort of momentum.
Zelenksy was, and still is, nowhere to be seen, the operation has the air of a few generals at HQ going through the motions rather than being motivated by a committed leader. It can only be America that is keeping him in his position, if not in the country. Or maybe they are just keeping him out of the way while the big boys do the actual planning. Either way his future does not look bright and one must wonder about the relationship between the Ukrainian top brass and the Yankee interlopers.
Leading on from that did the hit on the Ukrainian intelligence services HQ have a significant effect on planning the 'offensive'? There may be the possibility that no weak spot in the Russian defences could be identified and so it became a question of throwing troops at the front in several places in the hope that something might stick, and then they could move the reserves to that point.
All in all it looks like a last ditch effort by Ukraine rather than a forceful assault. Not quite the Battle of the Bulge, more like Skirmishes of the Pimples.