Russia says it has retaken Kursk’s biggest town as U.S. awaits Putin’s ceasefire response
Russian forces have driven the Ukrainian army out of the biggest town in Russia’s Kursk border region, officials claimed Thursday, as U.S. officials sought the Kremlin’s response to a proposed 30-day ceasefire in the three-year war that Ukraine has endorsed.
Russian troops are reported to be gaining ground in the Kursk area from where Ukraine soldiers are withdrawing ...
Russian forces have retaken Sudzha, a key stronghold of Ukrainian troops in Kursk Oblast, the Russian Defense Ministry ...
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Russia reportedly enters Ukraine-held Sudzha in Kursk Oblast; Kyiv hasn't confirmedRussian troops have launched an offensive on the Ukrainian-controlled town of Sudzha in Russia's Kursk Oblast, entering the ...
Moscow says it has expelled Kyiv’s troops from this town and is confident of the complete ‘liberation’ of Kursk province in ...
Russia predicted on Thursday it would swiftly recapture the rest of its western Kursk region from Ukrainian troops who ...
Russian forces have entered Sudzha, a town about five miles from the border, as a temporary cease-fire deal hangs in the ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Kursk region, urging Russian troops to aggressively pursue and reclaim the area ...
Ukraine launched the first invasion of Russia since World War II, rapidly seizing some 386 square miles centered on the city of Sudzha in Kursk.
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