Russian troops enter Sudzha in Kursk Oblast, fighting continues

Ukrainska Pravda

Ukrainska Pravda

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On August 6 last year, Ukraine sprang one of the biggest surprises of the war when its troops smashed across the frontier and captured a piece of territory that it said measured 1,376 sq km (530 sq miles) at its peak and included about 100 towns and villages.
Reuters
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Moscow’s forces are close to encircling around 10,000 elite Ukrainian troops as they look to recapture the town of Sudzha in southwestern Russia.
Politico Europe
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Ukrainian forces initially seized 1,376 square kilometers (531 square miles) of land in the Kursk region after their August offensive, aiming to use the occupied territory as leverage in future peace negotiations with Russia.
The Moscow Times
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The advantage of hiding inside the gas pipeline is that it offers protection against drones, mines and enemy artillery, which generally cause attackers to suffer heavy losses in open terrain.
Le Monde

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