Russian troops have resumed offensive operations in the Kursk region, utilizing military equipment and attempting to move ...

The video shows soldiers from Ukraine’s 36th Separate Marine Brigade targeting Russian troops and military equipment, ...

The Russians’ problem is twofold. First, there are only so many roads into the salient from the north and west—and the Russians keep attacking along them, day after day despite previous defeats.

Videos apparently from the Kursk region show Russian troops facing a 'meat grinder', as military vehicles are shown exploding ...

In western Russia’s Kursk Oblast, a trio of Ukraine’s heaviest brigades is in a close fight with Russian marines and North Korean soldiers attacking from two directions. It’s an apocalyptic fight that ...

"A portion of those soldiers have already moved closer to Ukraine towards Russia's Kursk Oblast, near the border with Ukraine." Ryder said the troops are in addition to a couple of thousand others ...

The North Korean military, which arrived in Russia for training, has begun to march towards Kursk Oblast, while some of them are already there, a US official has said. Source: Pentagon spokesman ...

Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) believe that Russian leader Vladimir Putin is deliberately exaggerating the statistics of Ukrainian losses in Russia’s Kursk Oblast to justify his ...

“Personnel and resources allocated to Kursk would be put to good use in the Donetsk Oblast, likely decreasing the tempo of Russian advances in this part of Ukraine,” Muzyka said. “The ...

An incredible story: 9 marines from the 36th Brigade found themselves surrounded in Lyubimovka, Kursk Oblast, while covering the evacuation of wounded soldiers. They called in Ukrainian artillery ...

The operation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk Oblast increasingly encourages the aggressor state of russia to participate in prisoner exchanges. In particular, since the beginning of the ...

The US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has assessed that the Ukrainian offensive in Kursk Oblast is likely to increasingly encourage Russia to engage in prisoner-of-war exchanges.