In a bold move, the Ukraine Armed Forces have captured a Russian base in Kursk as their troops continue to advance in the region. Footage released by the Ukraine 22nd Separate Mechanized Brigade on August 26, 2024, shows the soldiers inspecting fortifications abandoned by the Russian armed forces 1434th “Akhmat” regiment.
This latest development comes as Ukrainian forces have launched a new attack on Russia’s border, aiming to break through to the Belgorod region southeast of the Kursk region which they had entered and occupied three weeks ago. Reports from Russian Telegram channels linked to the security services indicate that the Ukrainians attacked the Nekhoteyevka border checkpoint, leading to Russian artillery firing back in response. The Mash Telegram channel reported that around 200 Ukrainian troops and infantry fighting vehicles were involved in the attack at Nekhoteyevka.
There have also been conflicting reports of clashes at the Shebekino checkpoint, where Russian troops are already positioned on the Ukrainian side of the border. The situation remains tense as both sides continue to engage in skirmishes along the border.
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine shows no signs of abating, with tensions escalating as each side vies for control of the region. The capture of the Russian base in Kursk by Ukrainian forces is a significant development in this volatile situation, highlighting the fierce fighting and determination of both sides in this ongoing war.
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