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Ukrainian MiG-29 hit Russian headquarters in Kherson with French-made AASM HAMMER bomb

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Ukrainian MiG-29 hit Russian headquarters in Kherson with French-made AASM HAMMER bomb

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Today, there is interesting news from the Kursk direction.

Here, after the unsuccessful introduction of North Korean troops in the battles for Kursk Oblast, the Russian command was forced to try to save the situation by mass redeployment of more experienced troops from Donbas. However, Ukrainian forces followed this development closely and acted on time by unleashing deadly HIMARS strikes to destroy Russian force concentrations.

The Russian military intensified its efforts in the region to finally drive Ukrainian forces back onto their territory after months of unsuccessful attempts, thousands of dead soldiers, and hundreds of destroyed armored vehicles. Stakes for this operation get higher with each month Ukraine keeps its presence on Russian soil as Moscow strives to deliver a successful counteroffensive operation to not only restore territorial control but also to bolster its narrative of strength.

This operation is vital for the Kremlin for two primary reasons. First, Russian society's growing doubts about the effectiveness of the military campaign pose a significant internal challenge. President Vladimir Putin and senior military leaders had repeatedly claimed that the Ukrainian presence in Kursk was temporary and would soon be eradicated. Months later, Ukrainians remained entrenched, undermining public confidence in Russia's military capabilities. Second, Russia aims to reclaim Kursk Oblast in its entirety before the twentieth of January, when Donald Trump is expected to take office as U.S. President. Moscow fears that Ukraine's continued presence on Russian soil would weaken its bargaining position in potential peace negotiations Trump has signaled he will prioritize.

To achieve their objectives in Kursk, Russia deployed North Korean personnel who received almost no training from already depleted Russian units. Lacking proper preparation and experience in modern warfare, these forces achieved minimal gains, securing only isolated tree lines and failing to breach Ukrainian main defense lines. This failure forced the Kremlin to divert better-trained troops from other critical fronts, particularly Donbas, to bolster the Kursk offensive. Key reinforcements included elements of the 34th Motorized Rifle Brigade, previously active near Donetsk, along with other relatively well-prepared units.

Armored vehicles, absent for weeks after significant losses, were reintroduced to support infantry assaults, alongside increased supplies of ammunition and resources to maintain high-intensity operations. This forced redeployment undermines Russia’s broader strategy, slowing advances in critical areas like Pokrovsk and Kurakhove. For Ukraine, this diversion of Russian forces marks another successful outcome of their incursion, further straining Moscow’s overstretched campaign.

While Russia’s reinforcements temporarily increased pressure on Kursk, they also provided Ukrainian intelligence with critical opportunities to exploit. Ukrainian reconnaissance units, utilizing a combination of satellite imagery, intercepted communications, and drone surveillance, tracked the surge in troop and supply movements. Such large-scale redeployments generate detectable patterns—convoys on roads, increased activity at staging areas, and communication spikes—all of which help pinpoint key Russian positions. This intelligence enabled Ukraine to execute prevention strikes, effectively neutralizing the reinforcements before they could achieve operational goals.

The target of the first Ukrainian HIMARS strike became the command post of the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade in Lgov, Kursk Oblast. It was brought in to compensate for the destructed 155th Brigade that was obliterated earlier in the region. 810th Brigade was also supposed to train and integrate North Korean forces, but the Ukrainian strike killed the brigade's deputy commander and at least a dozen other staff officers, severely disrupting Russian operational coherence.

Another HIMARS strikes targeted Russian troop concentrations in Rylsk, including a residential area and public buildings housing soldiers, delivering another blow to Russian morale and logistics. Several geolocated videos published by Russian survivors after the attack show not only the devastating level of destruction caused by these precision missiles but also their panic. By targeting command staff and regular soldiers Ukraine aims to deal as much damage as possible to the Russian forces before they even reach the frontline.

Overall, despite amplifying their operation with North Koreans, the Russian counteroffensive in Kursk has stalled. Ukrainian defenses remain intact, and Russian operational objectives appear increasingly unattainable. The redeployment of forces from Donbas, coupled with the failure to secure significant gains, highlights the strategic failure of the...

31 Dec: Russian Hopes CRUSHED. Kursk Commanders DESTROYED. | War in Ukraine Explained

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Today, there is interesting news from the Kursk direction.

Here, the Russian military, bolstered by North Korean forces, attempted a bold assault to eliminate a critical Ukrainian bridgehead east of the Psel River. This move set off a series of intense battles and revealed the lengths Russians would go to keep North Korean involvement a secret and take credit for their victories.

The Russian objective, supported by North Korean troops, in this sector of the Kursk salient, was clear: to neutralize the Ukrainian presence east of the Psel River, which posed a significant threat to their operations. This strategic move aims to neutralize a possible Ukrainian penetration toward Borki and potentially Giri, which Ukrainians have already reached once early in the Kursk offensive. Such a repeated advance would disrupt Russian operations across the Kursk salient, as it would force the redeployment of troops and resources to this sector, away from their efforts in the northwest.

The key position here was Plekhovo, which was defended only by a small Ukrainian contingent due to its location in the lowlands and the connected logistical disadvantages, being separated from the rest of the Kursk salient by the Psel River. Exploiting these vulnerabilities, North Korean troops advanced through minefields and reportedly achieved a breakthrough by seizing the village in a highly attritional operation lasting two hours. Geolocated footage from the region confirms the huge columns of North Korean troops advancing to achieve their first success in the area. Despite this, tensions quickly emerged as Russian forces started looking for a way to claim credit for the victory after initial reports suggested that Russian units only entered Plekhovo after the North Koreans had secured it.

In a brutal twist, reports from Ukrainian intelligence and President Volodymyr Zelensky indicate that Russian forces started to burn the faces of deceased North Korean soldiers to conceal their identities. This grisly act, confirmed by drone footage, underscores Russia’s effort to obscure the presence of foreign troops on its soil and avoid acknowledging its reliance on North Korean forces to reclaim its own territory. Additionally, Ukrainian officials have alleged that North Korean soldiers are being disguised as Russian personnel, highlighting the Kremlin’s desperate attempts to maintain the facade of self-sufficiency.

Following the capture of Plekhovo, Russian forces sought to capitalize on their momentum, and achieve a propaganda victory by advancing toward Oleksandriya and into Ukrainian territory, as Russian state TV was quick to claim a success. Unfortunately for Russians, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces thwarted this attempt with precision strikes from drones and ambush tactics, forcing the Russian saboteurs to retreat to their own territory, however Ukrainian units decided this was not enough. They pursued those that went past the border and eliminated both them and the remaining enemy forces, dealing a quick blow to Russian aspirations of further gains and spoiling the desired propaganda effect.

Undeterred, Russian commanders decided to once again rely on North Korean troops, this time deploying them in a high-risk river crossing assault on Kurilovka. Lacking the tactical advantages present at Plekhovo, and forced to storm without cover, the North Korean forces were decimated by Ukrainian drone operators while still trying to cross the river. The aftermath of the failed assault left the water littered with the bodies of North Korean soldiers, marking another devastating failure for them in the region.

Overall, Russia’s continuing reliance on North Korean troops highlights a pattern of attritional and questionable tactics. Despite their initial success near Plekhovo, the North Koreans have suffered staggering losses, with Ukrainian intelligence estimating over 220 casualties in just a few days of combat. These heavy losses, combined with Russia’s efforts to conceal their presence, paint a grim picture of the exploitation of the North Korean fighters in the war. The Kremlin’s reliance on North Korean troops underscores the challenges it faces in sustaining its operations. While these troops provide numerical support, their lack of combat experience and the brutal treatment they receive from their Russian counterparts limit their effectiveness. Ultimately, the deployment of North Korean forces serves as a desperate attempt to bolster Russia’s faltering campaign in Kursk while exposing the depths of its logistical and strategic vulnerabilities.

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Buk-M2 Missiles Explode After Precision Strike

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Soldier Driver Over Mine And Get Hit By FPV Drone

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Damaged Bridge In Kursk Is Destroyed With Precision Strike

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Damaged Bridge In Kursk Is Destroyed With Precision Strike

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Russian Training Ground Gets Hit Hard By Cluster Precision Missiles

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Ukraine deploying weapon first used by the Romans to grind Russian vehicles to a halt

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Ukraine deploying weapon first used by the Romans to grind Russian vehicles to a halt

Grenade Hit Perfectly Moving High Speed Boat

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Two Anti-Tank Mines Vs Two BMP

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A Ukrainian drone with a stick attacks a Russian Zala recon drone

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Ukrainian Drone with a Stick Attacks a Russian Zala Drone

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Boat Hit By Drone Filmed Both By Ukraine And Russia

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Infanty Ride Ural Truck Carrying Ammunition When Drone Strike

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Ukrainian drones have damaged a Russian air force missile factory in the Voronezh region, which is located 190 miles from the front lines. CCTV footage shot close to the factory shows tracer fire from anti-air defences streaking through the night sky before an explosion lights it up. Ukraine’s military intelligence agency GUR said the attack damaged the main production facilities of the factory which makes air-launched cruise missiles of the kind being used to attack Ukrainian cities. The factory also makes long-range air-to-air missiles of the kind being used to take down Ukrainian jets. It is just the latest Ukrainian drone strike to target Russian weapons factories located long distances behind the frontlines as Kyiv tries to wear down Putin’s war machine. In early April, Ukraine used three remote control light aircraft to blow up a factory making Shahed drones around 745 miles inside Russia in the longest-range attack to date. Similar drones were also used to attack an oil refinery on the same date. Before that, Ukraine used a different kind of drone dubbed Lyutyy to attack oil refineries which finance Putin’s war machine. The goal is to starve Russia of resources used to fight the war while Ukraine takes time to reinforce and rearm before going back on the offensive. #russia #ukraine #war

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Ukrainian drones blow up Russian missile factory 190 miles from the frontline
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Ukrainian drones blow up Russian missile factory 190 miles from the frontline

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