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That's what I've been following too. And additionally, based on quick'n'rough estimation from wikipedia numbers, artillery reserves are pretty much depleted too, so Russia is fighting on what ever soviet era relics they can refurbish and what they can manufacture/buy. I don't think they'll have short of ammunition any time soon, but diminishing numbers of barrels should start to show up on these statistics 'in the near future', whenever that might be.
The ammunition gap is down to 1:2 or 1:2.5 in favour of Russia according to Syrskyi. That is down from 1:5 at the start of this year.
And, just to clarify for those who didn't click the link, that's gap in usage. So Russia still shoots twice as many shells than Ukraine, but it's getting closer. Article doesn't mention if that's because Ukraine has more shells available or if Russia shoots less, I'd guess it's because of both.