Putin vows to push Ukrainian forces out of Kursk in first visit to region since Kyiv’s incursion

The Independent

The Independent

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Ukrainian forces smashed across the Russian border on August 6 and grabbed a slice of land inside Russia in a bid to distract Moscow's forces from the front lines in eastern Ukraine and to gain a potential bargaining chip.
The Gazette
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Russian forces supposedly regained control over 86% of the territory seized by Ukraine.
Ukrainska Pravda
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The foothold, comprising some 1,200 square kilometers of Russian territory at its largest, was expected to be used as a bargaining chip in future peace negotiations with the Kremlin.
Politico Europe
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As the fighting rages, Russian forces entered the Sumy Region in certain areas of the Kursk region, Army General Valery Gerasimov, chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces and first deputy defense minister, reported to President Vladimir Putin, as reported by state agency TASS.
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