Ukraine confirms withdrawal from Sudzha in Russia's Kursk Oblast

Video - Pictures published by the Kremlin show Russian soldiers marching in the city in ruins. This withdrawal from Sujah shows the significant backwardness of Ukraine in the Russian region.

‘The city is just gone’ Photos from Sudzha, back in Russian hands after seven months of Ukrainian control

Russian forces have regained control of Sudzha, the largest town in the Kursk region captured by the Ukrainian military in its August 2024 cross-border offensive. Regional authorities have announced plans to restore the settlements damaged in the fighting — with the exception of a destroyed grocery store, which the governor wants to leave intact as a “reminder of the occupation.” Residents who spent the last seven months living in areas under Uk…

How Ukraine’s Offensive in Russia’s Kursk Region Unraveled

Ukrainian forces have pulled almost entirely out of the Kursk region of Russia, ending an offensive that had stunned the Kremlin over the summer with its speed and audacity.

Russian forces advance in Kursk region: control key villages and Push North on Sumy-Sudzha highway

In its latest operational update for March 16, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine released a battle map depicting ongoing military …

Ukrainian Troops Pull Back from Sudzha, AFU General Staff Confirms

A map released by the Ukrainian military on March 16 confirmed that Sudzha is no longer under Kyiv’s control.

Cards in hand: The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine shamefully acknowledged the loss of Sudzhi: EADaily

EADaily, March 16th, 2025. The command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine finally recognized, albeit indirectly, the loss of the city of Sudzhi in the Kursk region. This is evidenced by the map published by the General Staff.