Ukraine still holds ground inside Russia's Kursk, commander says
Summary
Ukrainian forces are holding onto a small piece of land in Russia's Kursk region, which they captured in August 2024. Despite Russia's claims of reclaiming the area, Ukraine insists on continuing military operations and plans to expand its attacks on military targets.Key Facts
- Ukraine captured part of the Kursk region in Russia in August 2024.
- Ukraine still controls about 90 square kilometers (56 square miles) there.
- Ukraine's military leader, Oleksandr Syrsky, said 10,000 Russian troops are trying to retake the area.
- Russia has brought in thousands of additional troops, including reinforcements from North Korea.
- Ukraine intends to increase its attacks on military sites, not civilian areas.
- North Korea sent about 11,000 troops to support Russia, with over 1,000 reportedly killed in three months.
- North Korea plans to send more troops for clearing mines and rebuilding infrastructure.
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