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Ukraine's military says it struck command post in Russia's Kursk region

  • The Ukrainian military conducted a high-precision strike on a Russian command post in Maryino, Kursk region, on January 2.
  • The Russian military reported that air defense units downed four Ukrainian missiles and noted damage to buildings in the area.
  • Kursk regional governor Alexander Khinshtein stated that the strike shattered windows in an apartment building and damaged a school and pharmacy.
  • The Ukrainian military claimed that these strikes disrupt the Russian Federation's ability to conduct terrorism against Ukrainian civilians.
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The Ukrainian military said on Thursday it carried out a high-precision strike on a Russian command post in Mariino, in the Kursk region, where Ukrainian forces control some territory after a major incursion in the second half of last year, Reuters reports.

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Ukrainian defenders continue to resolutely repel the enemy's attempts to advance into the depths of our territory, inflicting effective fire damage on it, depleting the entire front line. Since the beginning of this day, there have been 118 combat clashes.

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Ukraine's army says it struck command post in Russia

The Ukrainian army says it has fired on a command post inside the Russian territory of Kursk with missiles

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Deccan Herald broke the news in Karnataka, India on Thursday, January 2, 2025.
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