Ukrainian army gains ground in Kursk, establishing military administration
Ukrainian forces have made significant advances in the Kursk region, potentially encircling Russian troops and cutting off their supply lines.
The strategic importance of the Seim River and its bridges has become evident in the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian forces have successfully destroyed these bridges, hindering Russian troop movements, according to the head of the Center for Combating Disinformation within the National Security and Defense Council in Kyiv, Andriy Kovalenko, quoted by RBC Ukraine.
As Ukrainian forces continue their offensive, the possibility of a large-scale Russian surrender or capture looms. This could facilitate prisoner exchanges between Ukraine and Russia. Ukrainian command has emphasised that a significant number of captured Ukrainian soldiers could be released in exchange for captured Russian forces.
In addition to military gains, Ukraine has established a military administration in the Kursk region, further solidifying its control over the area. This move signifies Ukraine's intention to maintain a long-term presence in the region and potentially integrate it into Ukrainian territory.
The ongoing conflict in the Kursk region highlights the evolving dynamics of the war between Ukraine and Russia. As Ukrainian forces continue to advance, the pressure on Russian forces is mounting, raising questions about the future of the conflict and the potential for a significant shift in the balance of power.
Translation by Iurie Tataru
