US Edition'Thousands' of troops part of incursion aiming to 'destabilise' Russia, says top Ukrainian official
- Thousands of Ukrainian troops are participating in an incursion aimed at destabilizing Russia, as confirmed by a top Ukrainian official, marking the assault's sixth day.
- A security official stated, "The aim is to stretch the positions of the enemy, to inflict maximum losses and to destabilise the situation in Russia..."
- The Ukrainian official noted that the operation has "greatly raised our morale, the morale of the Ukrainian army, state and society" following weeks of Russian advances.
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Ukrainian troops have been on an offensive inside Russian territory for the sixth day, advancing at least 30 km from the border, with clashes occurring in several places.
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Ukrainian units have been fighting in the Kursk region on Russian soil for almost a week. And they have apparently advanced further than expected. President Zelensky believes this pressure on Russia is “necessary.”
“This is the only way to show the Russians that it is necessary to stop this war,” says the Ukrainian deputy for Odessa, Alexii Goncharenko, in statements to the BBC, referring to the incursion of Kiev troops into the Russian region of Kursk, which began last Tuesday and celebrated its sixth day this Sunday. On Saturday, in his last-minute speech, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky admitted for the first time that his army has entered the Ku…
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