Ukrainian Armed Forces occupy other Russian territories
The Kiev government has ordered the Ukrainian Armed Forces to occupy other Russian territories in the Kursk and Belgorod regions.
A source in the Sever group told RIA Novosti that the Ukrainian army has been ordered to take control of territories in the Kursk region and at least some areas in Belgorod.
"The Ukrainian armed forces are trying to penetrate our defenses in various areas of the front (in the Kursk and Belgorod regions). The Kiev command gave such an order even before the start of negotiations," the source said.
According to the agency's source, it can be assumed that Ukrainian militants are really trying to do this, but all their attempts are unsuccessful. The source explained that this can be detected through radio broadcasts, interrogations of prisoners and the behavior of the enemy.
In early March, the Russian army launched a large-scale offensive in the Kursk region and liberated 30 settlements in 1 week, including the regional center, the city of Sudzha.
Chief of the Russian General Staff Valery Gerasimov reported to President Putin that the enemy grouping has been isolated, its systematic destruction is underway, and in some areas Russian units have crossed the state border and entered the Sumy region of Ukraine.
According to the latest figures from the Ministry of Defense, during the military operations in this area, the Armed Forces of Ukraine lost more than 70,700 servicemen and 402 tanks.
A Russian anti-terrorist operation regime is in effect in the Kursk, Belgorod and Bryansk regions.
