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Russian forces Kursk region
Russian forces are collapsing the northern part of the Ukrainian salient in Kursk oblast following several days of intensified Russian activity in the area. The correlation between the suspension of US intelligence sharing with Ukraine and the start of Russia’s collapse of the Ukrainian Kursk salient is noteworthy –...
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Russia wants Kursk back before negotiations. Ukraine isn’t budging.
Russian President Vladimir Putin does not want Kursk to be used as a bargaining chip, nor does he want to be forced to relinquish any of the Ukrainian territory he has captured since Russia’s invasion. Putin’s recent mentions that any deal needs to reflect the “realities on the ground” refers to Russia’s hopes to recapture Kursk – The Washington Post
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(LEAD) N. Korean troops dispatched to Russia already engaging in combat: spy agency
According to South Korean intelligence, North Korean troops deployed to Russia have moved to the frontline region of Kursk and are “already engaging in combat” against Ukraine. The South Korean spy agency disclosed the information a day after North Korea reported leader Kim Jong-un’s ratification of a mutual defence treaty that he signed with Russian President Vladimir Putin in June. The treaty, which commits the two nations to providing military aid to each other in the event of war, has pushed the countries’ relations to new heights.
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Intense Combat: Russian Forces Target Own Territory in Kursk
In the past 24 hours, Ukraine repelled 187 Russian assaults across key frontlines. The heaviest fighting occurred near Pokrovsk and Kurakhove, while Russian forces bizarrely bombed their own settlements in Kursk Oblast. Ukraine continues to inflict significant losses on Russia.
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Ukraine’s invasion of Russia is erasing Vladimir Putin’s last red lines
Ukraine’s Kursk offensive poses serious questions about the credibility of Russia’s sabre-rattling and the rationality behind the West’s abundance of caution, as it is surely the reddest of all red lines. If Russia was at all serious about a possible nuclear escalation, this would be the moment to make good on its many threats. Putin has responded by seeking to downplay the invasion while pretending that everything is still going according to plan – The Atlantic Council.
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, August 7, 2024
On August 7, 2023, Ukrainian forces achieved confirmed advances of up to 10 kilometers into Russia’s Kursk Oblast during ongoing mechanized offensive operations on Russian territory. Geolocated footage from August 6 and 7 indicated that Ukrainian armored vehicles reached positions along the 38K-030 route, approximately 10 kilometers from the border. Reports suggest that Ukrainian forces have penetrated at least two Russian defensive lines and seized significant territory, with at least 45 square kilometers claimed as captured since the operation began. Ukrainian forces reportedly took control of several settlements, including Nikolaevo-Daryino and Darino, and were actively operating within Lyubimovka. Russian...
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Russia Fears Observers in Kursk Oblast, Says Foreign Ministry
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry criticized Russia for rejecting a visit by the UN and ICRC to Kursk Oblast, claiming Moscow fears exposing the true situation. This follows a deadly Russian attack on ICRC staff in Ukraine, highlighting the risks faced by humanitarian workers.
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Ukrainian Forces Push Further into Kursk Oblast In Russia
Ukrainian forces continue advancing in Kursk Oblast, targeting Russian pontoon bridges and gaining ground in key areas. Ukrainian officials report significant territorial control, pressuring Russia to redeploy forces. Meanwhile, Russia struggles with command issues.
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