Ukraine sets conditions for ending conflict, Russia pushes back opponents in Kursk

According to Pravda, on August 24, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky clearly stated the conditions for ending the conflict that has lasted for more than 2 years.

"The conflict will only end if Ukraine's territorial integrity is restored and we guarantee that Russia will not repeat similar actions in the future," Zelensky said.

President Zelensky stressed that Kiev prioritizes ending the conflict through diplomatic means to minimize casualties among soldiers. However, if these measures do not work, the Ukrainian army is still ready to push back opponents on the front line.

In his comments, Mr. Zelensky also called on allies to allow Kiev to use long-range weapons to strike targets inside Russian territory.

"Partners need to convince the West to lift restrictions on the use of long-range weapons. This is what can bring Ukraine closer to victory," Mr. Zelensky added.

Russia repels multiple attacks in Kursk

According to TASS, on August 24, the Russian Defense Ministry announced that its army repelled several Ukrainian attacks in the Kursk region. In the process, the Russian army caused the enemy to lose 60 soldiers, 1 tank, 7 armored vehicles and 2 vehicles.

On the same day, the Russian Air Force deployed Mi-28 helicopters to attack a Ukrainian military convoy in a border district in the Kursk region. The airstrike achieved its goal and caused significant damage to the enemy.

On other fronts, the Russian Eastern battle group has thwarted four Ukrainian counterattacks. In the past 24 hours, the Russian side has also successfully intercepted three ATACMS missiles, 12 HIMARS missiles and 44 enemy UAVs.