Ukraine’s retreat from Kursk Oblast appears more likely as the latest news shows Russia taking ground amid intense attacks to drive Ukraine out, experts and soldiers say. Retaking Ukrainian-held territory in Kursk Oblast could leave Kyiv without its hard-fought bargaining chip before potential negotiations with Russia.

Russian troops continue their assault operations in Sumy Oblast in an attempt to push Ukrainian forces out of Russia's Kursk Oblast, but they have failed to achieve success. Source: Andrii Demchenko,

Russian forces are conducting multiple assault operations in an effort to push Ukrainian Defense Forces out of Kursk Oblast. Read also: Russian troops enter Sudzha in Kursk Oblast, battles ongoing “The invaders are attempting to encircle our forces or cut off logistical routes.

Russian troops continue to advance in the Kursk Oblast and have likely launched an offensive on Sudzha.This was reported by the American Institute for the

Russia has captured territory in Ukraine's Sumy region for the first time since 2022 as Kyiv struggles to hold areas it seized last year in Russia's Kursk region. The Russian advances come as

Russia on Sunday announced a cross-border offensive had captured territory in Ukraine's Sumy region for the first time since 2022 as Kyiv struggles to hold onto territory in Russia's neighbouring

Fighting continues in Kursk Oblast. “The Yunakivka-Sudzha road [supplying Ukraine’s Kursk foothold] is under enemy control,” the fighter said. “Russian FPV drones fly every five minutes on new frequencies.

Russian special forces crept miles through a major gas pipeline near the town of Sudzha in an attempt to surprise Ukrainian forces as part of a major offensive to eject Ukrainian soldiers from the western Russian region of Kursk Scores of Ukrainian soldiers reportedly seized about 1,