Ukraine confirms withdrawal from Sudzha in Russia's Kursk Oblast
- Ukrainian troops have withdrawn from Sudzha in the Kursk region, confirmed by Ukraine's General Staff on March 16.
- The Russian Defense Ministry claimed control of Sudzha on March 13, while analysts reported that territorial control by Ukraine in Russia has decreased significantly.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denied reports of encirclement, stating that troops continue to carry out their missions inside Russian territory.
- Ukrainian territory inside Russia has decreased to approximately 140 square kilometers, according to analysts from the DeepState project.
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ASTRA sources reported several cases of Russian desertions in the Kursk region.
Ukrainian Forces Pull Back From Unfavorable Positions on Donetsk Frontline to Save Lives
Ukrainian forces are withdrawing from one section of the frontline in the Donetsk region to preserve the lives of soldiers, Lieutenant General Serhii Naiev stated in a Facebook post on March 18. “The most important priority for the command is to protect the lives and health of our personnel. That’s why, in one sector of the frontline, a decision was made to withdraw forces and equipment from unfavorable positions,” Naiev wrote. “This not only al…
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…
The Russian army continues its offensive in the Kursk region. According to maps of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the buffer zone controlled by the Ukrainian Defense Forces has again decreased. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to the General Staff, 14 clashes have occurred in the Kursk sector over the past day. The enemy also launched 11 air strikes,…
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