Does the Russian army have any institutional memory of World War II? Is there any modern equivalent to STAVKA when it comes to operational planning?

I wonder, since if there is I would be wary about any response chosen at this point. The Red Army of 1942-43 on seemed very good at strategic double envelopment — often accomplished through operational double envelopment. Witness Operations Saturn and Uranus, or witness what amounted to a defensive double envelopment at Kursk.

Does any of that strategic vision and operational expertise still remain in Russia? I think the USA has done well so far to keep its reserves and avoid over committing at this point.