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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has attracted an incredible amount of propaganda and fake news stories.
The people who are suffering are the Ukrainians who have been displaced, killed and captured. No-one disagrees with that.
But so many people are suggesting that their is an endgame that is involves Russian sanctions and isolation.
The cost of the war in Ukraine
Whilst Ukraine will be left in ruins and in need of a rebuild. The unfortunate cost of the war will leave the country with debt for the arms that have been supplied by the United States and being used as a proxy for the US.
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Ukraine and specifically the President Zelensky is on a PR war. Rallying as many world leaders to join to condemn the Russian invasion.
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And if that happens will Russia take this war to the next level.
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Ukraine claims to control 1,000 sq km of Russian territory
- Ukraine claims to control 1,000 sq km of Russian territory
- It’s Ukraine’s largest cross-border incursion since the war began
- Putin condemned the attack as a “major provocation” and ordered Russian forces to expel Ukrainian troops from the area
- As the conflict intensifies, around 59,000 residents have been evacuated from western Russia
- The Ukrainian offensive has seen troops advance up to 30 kilometres into Russia
Ukraine claims to control 1,000 sq km of Russian territory
Ukraine’s top commander, Oleksandr Syrskyi, announced that Ukrainian forces have seized control of 1,000 square kilometres of Russian territory in their largest cross-border incursion since the war began. The offensive, now in its seventh day, is focused on Russia’s Kursk region.
President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Russia, having brought war to others, is now experiencing it on its own soil. In response, Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the attack as a “major provocation” and ordered Russian forces to expel Ukrainian troops from the area.
As the conflict intensifies, around 59,000 residents have been evacuated from western Russia, with reports that 28 villages have fallen under Ukrainian control. The local governor confirmed that 12 civilians have been killed and described the situation as “difficult.”
The Ukrainian offensive, which began last Tuesday, has seen troops advance up to 30 kilometres (18 miles) into Russia. While the operation has boosted Ukrainian morale, experts warn that it could also introduce new risks for Ukraine.
Ukrainian troops now up to 30km inside Russia, Moscow says
- Ukrainian troops now up to 30km inside Russia, Moscow says
- The offensive, taking place in Russia’s Kursk region, has entered its sixth day
- Clashes between Russian and Ukrainian forces near the villages of Tolpino and Obshchy Kolodez
- Most significant incursion since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022
Ukrainian troops now up to 30km inside Russia, Moscow says
Ukrainian forces have advanced up to 30 kilometres inside Russia, marking the most significant incursion since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The offensive, taking place in Russia’s Kursk region, has entered its sixth day.
Russia’s defence ministry reported clashes between its troops and Ukrainian forces near the villages of Tolpino and Obshchy Kolodez. Meanwhile, Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova accused Kyiv of “intimidating the peaceful population of Russia.”
In his nightly address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the attack, noting that Russia had launched 2,000 cross-border strikes from Kursk this summer, involving artillery, mortars, drones, and missiles. Zelensky emphasised that each strike “deserves a fair response.”
A senior Ukrainian official told AFP that thousands of Ukrainian troops are involved in the operation, far exceeding the small-scale incursion initially reported by Russian border guards. While Ukraine has conducted intermittent cross-border raids, this offensive in Kursk represents the largest coordinated attack on Russian territory by Kyiv’s conventional forces.
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