At the height of their offensive, Ukrainian forces controlled some 500 square miles of Russian soil. Now they hold just a ...

Ukraine’s retreat from Kursk Oblast appears more likely as the latest news shows Russia taking ground amid intense attacks to drive Ukraine out, experts and soldiers say. Retaking Ukrainian-held ...

Their goal is to establish a stronger presence on Ukrainian soil, which is nothing new." Details: He also stressed that reports of Ukrainian troops being surrounded in Kursk Oblast "are Putin's lies".

“The Russians have been on the offensive in Kursk for several months,” said Emil Kastehelmi, a Finnish military analyst from the Black ... soil also means less destruction for Sumy Oblast ...

Citizens are questioning the value of Ukraine's risky incursion into Kursk, which was meant to put pressure on Moscow and ...

Trump’s rant is a clear reference to the Monday or Tuesday evacuation of around 10,000 Ukrainian troops from what was once a 250-square-mile salient they held in western Russia’s Kursk Oblast.

Source: Zelenskyy during a meeting with journalists, as reported by Ukrinform Quote: "The situation in Kursk Oblast is understandably very difficult. The objective of the Kursk operation was to divert ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday called his military’s operation in Kursk Oblast a success, as the last remnants of Kyiv’s forces leave the Russian territory they have occupied ...

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In 37 months of hard fighting, culminating in the grinding battle in Kursk, the Ukrainians have lost at least 55 M-777s. The gun the Russians captured while retaking the oblast may be the first ...

The second goal was to divert Russian forces from other parts of the front line, prevent further attacks on Ukraine’s Sumy Oblast, and take the fight to Russian soil. When the Kursk incursion ...