US EditionPutin visits Kursk region for first time since Ukraine attacked it
- Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk Oblast on March 12, marking his first visit since Ukraine's incursion began in August 2024, as reported by the Kremlin.
- During his visit, Putin met with military leadership and discussed the renewed Russian offensive, which has seen troops regain more than 86% of the territory, according to multiple sources.
- Ukrainian forces continue to hold several villages in the region, while Ukraine's Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi stated on March 10 that immediate encirclement threats are minimal and they will defend as necessary.
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Putin in Kursk: The meaning of political theatre
Cover image: picture alliance / Anadolu | Kremlin Press Office / Handout Problem Vladimir Putin often ensures his more consequential statements are preceded by a fitting piece of political theatre designed to create context, atmosphere or decoration. True to fashion, his choice to visit Kursk dressed in military fatigues this week was almost certainly geared towards the audience in the White House. Putin was positioning himself as a military le…
Ukraine Losing Major Foothold, Putin Appears in Midst of New Russian Offensive Wearing Military Fatigues
Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared in military fatigues as he visited soldiers on Wednesday in the Kursk region, which Russia is currently retaking from Ukrainian forces. Ukraine seized the Kursk […] The post Ukraine Losing Major Foothold, Putin Appears in Midst of New Russian Offensive Wearing Military Fatigues appeared first on The Western Journal.
Vladimir Putin appeared dressed in a lattice, for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine, with his troops deployed in the Russian Kursk region, which he called for "total liberation" and where Ukrainian troops have been conducting an operation since August 2024. The arrival of the Kremlin leader is in the context of the American 30-day ceasefire project in Ukraine validated by Kiev, but awaiting validation by Moscow. Interview with Guillau…
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