Ukraine's Bold Kursk Offensive Shakes Russia
Ukrainian forces penetrate deep into Russian territory, capturing strategic positions and challenging Kremlin's control.
- Ukrainian troops have advanced up to 30km into Russia's Kursk region, marking the largest cross-border offensive since World War II.
- The operation aims to destabilize Russian defenses and stretch their military resources, according to Ukrainian officials.
- Thousands of Russian civilians have been evacuated, with emergency measures and heightened security implemented in affected areas.
- Ukraine's capture of a Gazprom facility boosts its morale and bargaining power, signaling a significant strategic gain.
- Russian officials and media acknowledge the severity of the situation, with reports of chaos and panic among local residents.

















































































































