Russia Begins Assault on Ukrainian-Occupied Town in Kursk Region
Russian forces have begun an assault on the town of Sudzha, the main population center in the Kursk region that was captured by Ukraine last year, a top Russian commander said on Tuesday. The advance puts Moscow on the verge of ending the first invasion of Russian territory since World War II.
American negotiators say they are waiting to see whether the Kremlin will accept a ceasefire plan sketched out by U.S. and Ukrainian officials.
As Russia concentrates troops and firepower on retaking the areas of the Kursk region still occupied by Ukraine, its troops say they have captured the town of Sudzha, but it's mostly a pile of ruins, ...
On the night of Thursday, March 13, the aggressor country russia attacked Ukraine with an Iskander-M ballistic missile from ...
By mid-February, Russia had taken back at least 800 sq km (300 sq miles) of territory in Kursk. In recent days it launched a major paratrooper offensive from multiple directions that threatens to ...
Chief of the General Staff of Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov (R) inspects troops involved in Russia-Ukraine conflict, in a location given as Kursk Region, Russia, in this still image ...
a Russian self-propelled multiple rocket launcher Uragan (Hurricane) is fired toward Ukrainian position at an undisclosed location in the Kursk region border area. (Russian Defense Ministry ...
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Four civilians were killed and two others wounded in a Ukrainian attack on Wednesday on a feed mill in Russia's western Kursk region, the governor said. Three men and one woman ...
Ukraine’s presence in Russia’s Kursk region has deteriorated sharply, with the Russian advance threatening Kyiv’s sole territorial bargaining counter at a crucial time in the war. Military ...
Russian nuclear regulator Rostekhnadzor has issued a location licence for the proposed third unit at the Kursk II nuclear ...
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Putin reportedly makes first visit to Kursk Oblast since start of incursionRussian President Vladimir Putin reportedly made his first visit to Russia's Kursk Oblast on March 12 since Ukraine's incursion into the region began in August 2024. Putin, in a video released by the ...
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