Two months after Ukrainian troops seized Russian territory in the Kursk region, Moscow says it is pursuing operations at several dozen locations
Russia n glide bombs have struck a concentration of Ukrainian troops near the border of Russia ’s western Kursk region, the Russia n defence ministry said on Sunday.
Reuters could not independently verify the strike, and the defence ministry’s brief statement did not give any details on the impact. Russia has been trying for more than two months to eject the Ukrainian forces. Earlier on Sunday, the defence ministry in Moscow said it was pursuing offensive operations at several dozen locations in the region.
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