Russia claims to retake 64% of Kursk Oblast territories seized by Ukraine

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Russia wants to have reclaimed large parts of the territories controlled by Ukraine in Kursk Oblast. The situation is getting worse.

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Russia recaptures major part of key region

Russia has made major gains in a key border region, recapturing 64 per cent of the territory taken by Ukraine since its offensive there last summer, according to a senior Russian military leader.

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Russia claims to retake 64% of Kursk Oblast territories seized by Ukraine

Russian troops have regained control of about 64% of the territory in Kursk Oblast captured by Ukraine, senior Russian General Staff officer Sergei Rudsky said in an interview with the Russian Defense Ministry newspaper published on Feb. 20.Ukraine launched a surprise cross-border incursion into Kursk Oblast in August 2024. According to Rudsky, Ukrainian soldiers are in control of about 500 square kilometers (193 square miles) out of 1,268 squar…

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The situation is currently difficult for Ukraine: the US is taking Russia's side, which in turn is boasting military successes. At the same time, Russian troops are taking action against Ukrainian civilians.

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Russia Claims to Have Retaken 64% of Kursk Territory Lost After Ukraine’s Offensive

Russia's army has retaken control of 64% of Kursk region territory initially captured by Ukrainian forces after they launched a surprise offensive in the border region last year, a senior Russian military official said Thursday.

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Russia says has taken back major chunk of Kursk region from Ukrainian forces

MOSCOW - Russian forces have taken back more than 800 square km (309 square miles) of territory from Ukraine in the Kursk region of western Russia, or about 64% of the total taken by Ukraine since an incursion began last year, a top Russian general said.