US EditionProminent Russian TV reporter survives Ukraine strike in embattled Kursk region
- Prominent Russian TV reporter Yevgeny Poddubny survived a Ukrainian drone strike in southern Russia's Kursk region and is in intensive care, according to his channel and officials.
- Rossiya-24 reported Poddubny came under fire while covering the region, which Russia claims has seen an incursion by 1,000 soldiers.
- Russia's Health Ministry stated, "War correspondent Yevgeny Poddubny is conscious," and plans for remote consultations with medical centers are underway.
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Russia evacuated villages near the border while hundreds of Ukrainian troops advanced in fast-moving armored vehicles
Thousands of people have been evacuated and Ukrainian bombings have already claimed several victims among Russian civilians, according to local authorities.
Russia declares state of emergency in Russia's Kursk region. The acting regional governor, Alexei Smirnov, says that this measure is necessary "to eliminate the consequences of the entry of enemy forces into the region." Ukrainian MP Oleksiy Honcharenko said that the Ukrainian army has established control over the Sudja gas node. It is the first confirmation of an incursion into Russian territory by a Ukrainian official.
Ukraine launched an unexpected advance across the Russian border. Russia is now securing the nuclear power plant in Kursk. And the European gas supply could also suffer as a result of the fighting. Following the advance of Ukrainian troops into the Russian Kursk region, a state of emergency has been declared in the region and protection for the nuclear power plant there has been increased. “The Kursk region continues to face a difficult operatio…
UPDATE 6:20 a.m. - Washington will ask Kiev for explanations on the Ukrainian military incursion into the Russian Kursk region The United States will contact Ukraine to receive explanations about the incursion launched by the Ukrainian military on Tuesday into Russian territory in the Kursk region, White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre said on Wednesday, according to Reuters and Reuters agencies. AFP, taken over by Agerpres.” We will contac…
Ukraine launched an unexpected advance across the Russian border. Russia is now securing the nuclear power plant in Kursk. And the European gas supply could also suffer from the fighting.
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