Putin in the terminal: Kursk becomes the Panzer cemetery of the Russians!
Putin in the terminal: Kursk becomes the Panzer cemetery of the Russians!
Kursk, Russland - In the Russian region of Kursk, there are still violent fights in the Ukraine War. The Ukrainian armed forces have refined their strategies and report enormous successes: According to reports, Russian troops in the region have suffered drastic losses, including more than 90 destroyed or abandoned tanks. This emerges from an analysis of a drone operator of the Ukrainian Marine Corps, which is active on platform X (formerly Twitter). This frightening balance shows that the Russians have literally driven into a trap of mines and drones in a area near Zelenyi Shhlyak, just two miles near Zelenyi Shhlyak, although they have suffered high losses in two attacks since the beginning of November, according to Forbes. The Ukrainian powers appreciate that they themselves have only lost 20 vehicles, which makes the loss for Russia a veritable Panzer cemetery, such as Schwäbische Post reported.
In the middle of these developments, the Russian armed forces managed to move to the southern outskirts of Novoiwanowka at the weekend, which, however, does not hide the fact that they are under great pressure to make faster progress. According to the US Denkfabrik Institute for the Study of War (ISW), this offensive shows that the situation remains tense. Russia's President Vladimir Putin has announced that he wants to regain control of the region by February and increasingly sent troops and heavy equipment to the area, including North Korean soldiers, to combat the setback, such as n-tv reported.Analysts warn of a "catastrophic" situation for the Russian military. Despite the marginal progress that were supposedly made, they certify massive losses to the armed forces. These developments skill lightly on the growing ineffectiveness of the Russian strategy in this critical war situation and further put pressure on the Russian troops. While the fights are ongoing, the question of increasing aggression remains a central topic of international reporting on both Ukrainian and Russian side.
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