Explained: What's happening in Russia's Kursk region and why does it matter?
Kursk is a part of western Russia that borders the Sumy region of Ukraine. 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.
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Russian forces have recaptured Sudzha, the largest town that Ukraine once occupied in the Kursk region, according to Moscow, ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said during a visit to the Kursk region that he wants Ukrainian forces pushed ...
According to observers, Ukrainian forces are relinquishing their positions on this border region almost without a fight.
President Trump said that “it’s up to Russia now” as his administration presses Moscow to agree to a ceasefire ...
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President Vladimir Putin made a surprise visit to Russia’s occupied Kursk region on Wednesday, as the Kremlin considers a US ...
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