Russian state media baselessly accuse Ukraine of cruelty to civilians in Kursk region
Western media found no evidence of cruelty by the Armed Forces of Ukraine toward civilians in Ukraine-controlled areas of Russia's Kursk region. Ukraine asked the United Nations and Red Cross to verify the situation.
Kyiv Independent on MSN4h
Russia redeploys 40,000 troops to Kursk Oblast as Kyiv's incursion continues, Zelensky saysThe number of Russian troops pulled over to Kursk Oblast, announced by President Volodymyr Zelensky in early September, was ...
Moscow’s troops have retaken a few villages in a border area that Kyiv’s forces invaded last month and are also advancing ...
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The Kursk Invasion Could Be Ukraine's Next TragedyAfter weeks of deliberation, Russia started a counteroffensive in Kursk. The Ukrainian incursion into that oblast, brilliant ...
While the overall impact of the Kursk offensive is mixed, it triggered a momentum shift that has raised morale and reinforced ...
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Ukrainian prosecutors have launched an investigation into an alleged Russian execution of a Ukrainian soldier found dead with ...
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is preparing an operational plan for the withdrawal of its militants from ...
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Ukraine’s Bold Kursk Offensive: A Turning Point or Bargaining Chip?For the Ukrainian president, the Kursk offensive is the first step toward a possible end-game more favorable to Ukraine. With all the unknowns, it is unclear whether his gambit will succeed.
Russian attacks claimed the lives of 23 civilians in the Sudzha district, Kursk region, Russia, this month, Spokesperson for ...
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