Olena Mukhina

The operation, which took place near the village of Glushkovo, disrupted a key supply route and added pressure on Russian forces already struggling with recent bridge losses.

Despite repeated attempts, the Russian forces suffered heavy losses.

Despite the reduction in assaults, the situation remains tense as the enemy continues to attempt breakthroughs through the Ukrainian defenses.

This assistance is part of a broader aid package, which includes armored vehicles, anti-drone systems, and additional military supplies set to arrive later this month.

Ukrainian electronic warfare systems have effectively disrupted Russian communications in the northern Kharkiv region, forcing small Russian assault groups to resort to outdated and unreliable wired connections to coordinate their operations.

The new German aid to include IRIS-T air defense systems, self-propelled artillery, and numerous other military assets.

The actions of Ukrainian forces on Russian territory over the past week are nothing but a part of…

The Ukrainian forces have dismantled a heavily fortified underground stronghold in Russia's Kursk region, capturing over 100 Russian soldiers and eliminating those who resisted surrender.

The operation began with artillery fire targeting the invaders, followed by precise strikes from anti-tank units and drone operators.

Meanwhile, Ukraine is preparing to open humanitarian corridors for Kursk residents and ensure access for international humanitarian organizations.

The zone aims to support civilians and facilitate the delivery of essential supplies while allowing for the evacuation of people both to and from Russia.

As of now, around 3,000 residents remain in the city, living in basements, while the slow evacuation process continues. The situation remains tense, with heavy shelling across the Donetsk region.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed that the captured soldiers will be treated humanely, in line with international law.

The attacks, which began in 2022, have also targeted individuals still in Russia, placing them at significant risk, as hackers seek to infiltrate extensive networks of contacts.