In the Kursk Oblast of the russian federation, Ukrainian paratroopers captured another 11 russians during an unsuccessful enemy assault, former prisoners, who

He believes that the fate of Sumy and another Ukrainian city, Zaporizhzhya, is tied to the success of the Ukrainian incursion into Kursk Oblast. "We are talking not only about air strikes and shelling,

The 80th Separate Air Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has taken 11 Russian soldiers prisoner during a battle in Russia's Kursk Oblast. Source: 80th Separate Air Assault Brigade on Telegram Details: During an unsuccessful Russian assault operation in Kursk Oblast,

On Aug.6, a powerful Ukrainian force invaded Kursk Oblast in western Russia and captured what is now a 250-square-mile salient anchored by the town of Sudzha. On Nov. 7, an equally powerful Russian force counterattacked—aiming to drive toward Sudzha along the main road threading from Zelenyi Shylakh on the western edge of the salient.

The Russian Defense Ministry's statement is the first public confirmation of the attacks by Moscow, following multiple reports of strikes after Washington permitted Ukraine to use its ATACMS missiles to strike against targets on Russian soil.

An M-2 Bradley fighting vehicle from the Ukrainian 47th Mechanized Brigade shot up Russian BTR-82s in Orlovka, just south of Pogrebki, on Thursday. The same day, the 95th Air Assault Brigade counterattacked in the area and captured some Russian marines.

Seven people died as Russia launched attacks on the Dnipropetrovsk region and the southern city of Kherson. Meanwhile, Brussels sent two of its highest-ranking new officials to Kyiv. Follow DW for the latest.