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Russia began relocating troops from Ukraine to fend off the Kursk offensive

However, the number of the relocated troops is relatively small so far.
byBohdan Ben
13/08/2024
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Russian soldiers
Russian soldiers. Illustrative photo via the Ukrainian Intelligence.
Russia began relocating troops from Ukraine to fend off the Kursk offensive
Russia relocated some troops from southern Zaporizhzhia and Kherson srectors of the frontline towards Kursk, Dmytro Lykhoviy, a spokesman of the Ukrainian southern army group "Tavria" said on the
Ukrainian TV on 13.
"However, Russians have accumulated a large number of personnel, in particular in the Zaporizhzhia region, and the number of units they are redeploying is relatively small," he added.
According to yesterday's Ukrainian military reports and
Ukrainian military bloggers, Russia relocated up to ten battalions from various frontline directions, which might not be enough to stop the Ukrainian Kursk offensive. At the same time, Russia maintains pressure in the Pokrovsk sector, where it
continues to advance slowly. The Russian military command appears unwilling to sacrifice its current offensive plans to relocate larger groups of troops to Kursk. Related:

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