Ukraine’s Foothold in Russia Collapses as Moscow Recaptures Kursk Region
Ukrainian forces appeared to be withdrawing from their last foothold in Russia's Kursk region on Wednesday, as Russian troops advanced and reclaimed the town of Sudzha, marking the collapse of Kyiv's cross-border incursion into Russian territory.
Russia’s president, Vladimir V. Putin, dressed in fatigues, visited a command post near the front in Kursk late Wednesday to ...
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Videos Show Russian Troops Recapturing Kursk Region’s SudzhaRussian state media and pro-war bloggers shared videos on Wednesday showing Russian troops raising flags in the town of ...
President Vladimir Putin has visited the western Russian region of Kursk for the first time since Ukrainian forces seized ...
Russia has captured several villages in Ukraine-held Kursk, including Lebedevka and Konstyantynopil, pushing Ukrainian forces toward potential encirclement near Sudzha. Around 100 Russian soldiers ...
Kyiv's troops are struggling to hold territory in Russia's Kursk region and may be forced to retreat, reports say.
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Ukraine's increasingly desperate fight to cling on to part of RussiaRussia has seized multiple settlements in the Kursk region and claims its forces are closing in on thousands of Ukrainian ...
KYIV, Ukraine—An accelerating advance by Russian and North Korean forces is threatening Ukraine’s toehold in Kursk, the slice of Russian territory that Ukrainian officials had hoped would give ...
The Ukrainian front in the Russian province of Kursk is at risk of collapsing after days of intensive Russian assaults were aided by a Russian surprise attack through a gas pipeline. Seven months ...
Ukraine’s military and Russian war bloggers say Russian special forces walked inside a gas pipeline to strike Ukrainian units from the rear in the Kursk region KYIV, Ukraine -- Russian special ...
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