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Meanwhile, any ground fortifactions that are built have to be reduced to rubble before the troops inside it can take bombardment damage. Combined with planetary shields you can now create massively resilient fortress worlds with ground based FTL inhibitors to just absolutely shut down an offensive for a loooong time, or require the attacker to have prodigious masses of assault armies, and the willingness to lose most of them.
Makes defence a real legitmate thing you can do as a strategy now. :)
With that you should take very little losses, as the amount and their hp should allow them to disengage, depending on planet\combat width. Will take a few months to regen tough.
In general i suggest softening them up until all fortresses are ruined and then invade.
And if you can get a morale damage army general get him - it's extremly good.