Ukraine 'ready' to open humanitarian corridor in Russia's Kursk region: Presidency to AFP
Ukraine will open a humanitarian corridor to let hundreds of Russian civilians in the Kursk border region seized by its army return to Russian-controlled territory if Moscow requests one, the presidency said late Thursday.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy paid tribute to the country’s "warriors" in the Kursk operation in an address Thursday ...
Ukraine has not revealed its own losses, but it has reportedly suffered hundreds of casualties and lost about half of the 1,000 square kilometers it originally seized in Kursk. Ukrainian villages in ...
Days after Ukrainian troops seized part of Russia’s Kursk region in a surprise attack, President Vladimir Putin told defense ...
Ukrainian president highlights incursion into Kursk region, alleged Russian losses, London's continued support in talks with ...
A Kursk Submarine documentary on Sky History will feature Bill Clinton and be produced by Hillary Clinton's HiddenLight.
A haunting letter was once found on board a Russian nuclear submarine which had sank and claimed the lives of 118 crew ...
The commander of the Akhmat unit of the army of the aggressor country russia, Apti Alaudinov, stated that the Defense Forces ...
Another local Ukrainian offensive failed in the Kursk region, and now we can say that the Ukrainian Armed Forces lost more ...
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