Zelenskiy: Ukraine controls 92 settlements in Russia's Kursk region
- Zelenskiy announced that Ukrainian forces now control over 1,250 square kilometers and 92 settlements in the Kursk region.
- Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov stated that Moscow is not ready for peace talks with Ukraine after the Kursk attack.
- Ukraine demands a full withdrawal of Russian troops before agreeing to any negotiations.
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Ukrainian troops occupied additional territory and settlements in the southern region of Russia, in Kursk Oblast.
Kursk attack proves Kremlin's red lines are a bluff: Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday his country's assault on Russia's Kursk region showed that Kremlin threats of retaliation were a bluff, and he urged Kyiv's allies to loosen curbs on using foreign-supplied weapons. Zelenskiy said Ukrainian forces now controlled more than 1,250 square kilometres (483 square miles) and 92 settlements in Kursk region, while Russia said Ukraine had struck a third bridge in the region, complicat…
Zelenskyy: Our Kursk attack shows Kremlin red lines are bluff
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Monday (19 August) his country's assault on Russia's Kursk region showed that Kremlin threats of retaliation were a bluff, and he urged Kyiv's allies to loosen curbs on using foreign-supplied weapons.
Russia has launched its fifth missile attack on Kiev this month, the Ukrainian military said on Tuesday. Preliminary data show that the air defense systems were again able to repulse the strikes, according to Reuters. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces control more than 1,250 km² and 92 towns in Russia's Kursk region, the scene of a major Ukrainian offensive since August 6. 08:00 Russia has launched its fifth missile attack on Kiev this month, the Ukra…
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