Russia says Ukraine used Western rockets to destroy key bridge in Kursk

The Russian Foreign Ministry said that Ukraine had used Western rockets, probably American-made HIMARS, to destroy a bridge over the Seym River in the Kursk region, killing volunteers trying to evacuate civilians. This attack killed volunteers helping to evacuate civilians, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry. Russia accuses Ukraine of using Western rockets Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for the ministry, announced via Telegram: “For the fir…

Russia says US missiles used by Ukraine in Kursk bridge attack

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists his troops are ‘strengthening’ their positions in the Kursk region inside Russia’s border. While Moscow claims American missiles were likely to have been used to destroy a bridge in that area. and accused Kyiv of planning to attack a nuclear plant.

The Ukrainian Air Force has reportedly destroyed a strategically important road bridge in the Kursk region. It is believed to have been bombed. This means that an important supply route for Russian troops has been destroyed. Russian media reported that more than 30 towns in the border region with Ukraine were cut off from the rest of the region. Kursk Governor Alexei Smirnov reported on Friday evening that the bridge had been destroyed. It was i…

A supply line for the Russian troops has been cut off. According to President Zelensky, the offensive is aimed at sustainably weakening the enemy army.

Russia says Ukraine used Western weapons to destroy bridge in Kursk

Moscow says destruction of bridge in western Russia will hinder the evacuation of civilians amid Ukrainian incursion.

Russia says Ukraine used Western rockets to destroy Kursk bridge

MOSCOW — Russia's Foreign Ministry said Ukraine used Western rockets, likely U.S.-made HIMARS, to destroy a bridge over the Seym River in the Kursk region, killing volunteers trying to evacuate civilians. "For the first time, the Kursk region was hit by Western-made rocket launchers, probably American HIMARS," Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, said late Friday on the Telegram messaging app. "As a result of the attac…