Ukrainian Forces Make Strategic Moves in Kursk Region Amid Ongoing Conflict

Around 10,000 Russian soldiers are active in Russia's Kursk region, where Ukraine controls approximately 90 square kilometers. These strategic moves aim to prevent Russian reinforcements in Donetsk. While managing attacks, Ukraine enhances air defence and economic impacts on Russia. The conflict continues with evolving tactics on both sides.

Approximately 10,000 Russian soldiers are currently deployed in the Kursk region of Russia, with Ukraine holding control over roughly 90 square kilometers of the area. According to Ukraine's top military official, Oleksandr Syrskyi, these defensive measures are in anticipation of potential Russian aggression.

Reports from the Ukrainian military indicate that these actions are preventing Russia from redirecting a major part of its forces to Donetsk's eastern region, a hotspot for intense conflict. Despite facing ongoing pressures, Ukraine is successfully countering Russian advances along a challenging 1,200 km frontline, despite intensified Russian activities in recent months.

Despite repelling recent Russian advances towards Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine remains under constant attack by drones and missiles, compelling innovations in air defence strategies. Ukraine's military claims an 82% success rate in neutralizing Russia's Shahed-type drones, though additional missile systems are crucial for safeguarding key infrastructure and cities.

(With inputs from agencies.)