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Kursk Region



Ukraine has lost over 40% of the land it held in Russia’s Kursk region, senior Kyiv military source says

  • “At most, we controlled about 1,376 square kilometers, now of course this territory is smaller,” the source said
  • “Now we control approximately 800 square kilometers“
By Reuters ·

Zelensky says Ukrainian forces ‘holding the line’ in Kursk

By AFP ·

Russia evacuates border villages in Kursk region

By AFP ·

Russia pushes back Ukrainian troops in some areas of Kursk, commander says

By Reuters ·

Putin accuses Ukraine of trying to attack Kursk nuclear plant

By AP ·

Ukrainian president says push into Russia’s Kursk region is to create a buffer zone there

By AP ·

Ukraine army chief says Kursk offensive ‘has advanced’

By AFP ·

Ukrainian officials urge civilians to evacuate eastern town of Pokrovsk as Russian troops close in

Ukraine opens military office in occupied Kursk region, says it is still advancing

By Reuters ·

Biden says Ukraine incursion ‘real dilemma for Putin’

By AFP ·

Zelensky acknowledges attack ‘pushing the war’ into Russia

By AFP ·

Belarus sends more troops to border after accusing Ukraine of airspace violation

By Reuters ·

Russia launches new operation to halt advancing Ukrainian troops

By AFP ·

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