Russia says it has retaken Kursk's biggest town as Putin advisor says truce would help Ukraine
Russia claimed Thursday that its troops have driven the Ukrainian army out of the biggest town in Russia’s Kursk border region, as a senior Kremlin official said that a U.S.-proposed 30-day ceasefire in the three-year war on Ukraine would help Kyiv by giving its military a break.
Chronology of Ukraine's Attack and Russia's Fightback in Kursk
August 6, 2024: Ukrainian troops smash across the border in the biggest foreign attack on Russia since World War Two. The incursion hands Ukraine its biggest battlefield gains since 2022, after months on the back foot. Russia rushes in reserve troops, and nearly 200,000 Russian civilians are forced to flee their homes.
The United States temporarily paused military aid and intelligence sharing to Ukraine for less than two weeks, during which ...
Russian troops are on the verge of recapturing all territory seized by Ukraine in an offensive in Kursk last summer, ...
Russian troops are close to ejecting Ukrainian forces from their foothold in Russia's Kursk region, where they grabbed a ...
Ukraine’s military and Russian war bloggers say Russian special forces walked inside a gas pipeline to strike Ukrainian units ...
The Two Majors war blogger said Russian forces had cleared the settlement of Ivashkovsky and that Russian units were advancing on the so called "cauldron" in Kursk from at least seven directions.
Days after Donald Trump cut military aid, and a day after he blindfolded Ukraine’s forces by suspending intelligence sharing, ...
Putin made a visit to the Kursk region at the frontline of the Russia-Ukraine war. Dressed in a military outfit, he told the ...
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