Putin calls on Ukrainian troops in Kursk to surrender, as Zelensky asks US to put pressure on Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Ukrainian troops in the Russian region of Kursk to surrender, as diplomatic back-and-forth continues over a potential US-brokered ceasefire with Ukraine.
According to observers, Ukrainian forces are relinquishing their positions on this border region almost without a fight.
Russian propaganda platforms are spreading odes and pompous reports about how the breakthrough of Russian troops to Sudzha via the gas pipeline was a unique and highly effective operation.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The chief of Russia's General Staff, Valery Gerasimov, has visited his troops fighting in Russia's Kursk region and awarded medals to some of them after Moscow's forces pushed ...
The Ukrainians have lost one-sixth of the Russian territory they had taken control of since August 2024, and risk seeing ...
Russia said it hired 440,000 soldiers in 2024, exceeding its annual goal. Ukraine warned that it expects Moscow's success to ...
As momentum builds for a ceasefire with Russia, Ukraine has lost a valuable bargaining chip. The Ukrainian army stunned Russia in August by attacking across the border and taking control of more than ...
Moscow says it has expelled Kyiv’s troops from this town and is confident of the complete ‘liberation’ of Kursk province in ...
Ukraine has said its forces thwarted a surprise attack conducted by Russia through a gas pipeline in Kursk on Sunday, ...
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