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Today there are many crucial updates from the direction of Kursk
Here, at a critical turning point, Ukrainian forces yet managed to escalate the force in the Kursk region to specified an degree that the Russians were forced to sacrifice their offensive in Pokrowsk and shift their most critical reserves to the north
Disturbing the largest Russian offensive operation on which the Russians put everything, the Ukrainian kursk offensive was a strategical success.
In the region of Korenev Ukrainian forces were far above the Russian defenders of the city and its surroundings.
Because the Russians lost crucial territory in the northern and confederate flanks, Coreniously faced a direct danger of lap.
Russian forces were expecting Ukrainian attacks from Snagost and Krasnoktyabrska in the south, as well as from a railway embankment in the north, where Ukrainians held strong positions that could service as a base for further attacks.
As a result, Russian command gradually shifts troops to strengthen defence in Kursk, forces initially intended to support the offensive in Pokrowsk.
This change is crucial, as the Russian forces pulled distant from Pokrovsk was the main Ukrainian strategical goal and mark of the Kursk offensive.
Therefore, the Russian command tried to avoid the deployment of reserves from Pokrovska at all costs.
They moved troops from various parts of the front lines, including Chasiv Jar, but avoided retreating from Pokrovska to keep the pace of action.
However, the deteriorating situation in Korenev and surrounding areas, combined with the hazard of rounding by Ukrainian forces – which would open the way to Głuszkow – required a shift of forces and equipment to relieve pressure.
Therefore, the Russians were yet forced to decision troops besides from Pokrowska
According to Russian sources, this included elements from the Fifteenth firearm Brigade Motorised and the First Slavic Brigade.
After the assembly of forces, the Russians even started counterattacks close Korenev
The aim of these counterattacks is to relieve the Ukrainian force on the city from the confederate flank.
The first wave of counterattacks consisted of 8 armored vehicles and at least seventy soldiers.
Geolocated recordings from this area show a assault group moving along the road from Korenev to Snagost.
After entering the village, they encountered fierce opposition from Ukrainian soldiers defending their positions.
Russian BMPs fired from their automatic guns to supply cover for the descending infantry.
Full, uncensored conflict recordings from all operations can be found on our Telegram channel via the link in the description.
The Russians would not be able to withstand specified counterattacks without a crucial increase in available troops in the region.
Ukrainian commander-in-chief Alexander Syrski stated that the Russians had transferred to Kursk to 30 1000 soldiers from undetermined directions.
Meanwhile, president Volodymyr Zelenski stated that there were up to 60,000 Russian soldiers outside the north-east border from Briansk to Kharkov, including Kursk.
Syrian besides noted that the number of soldiers, initially at 30,000, is expected to increase as the Russians plan further counteroffensives in the Kursk region.
By forcing the Russians to send a crucial number of reserves to Kursk, Ukrainian command was able to change the trajectory of the war.
The targeting of most Russian reserves to the Kursk region led to a slowdown of the offensive in Pokrowsk due to insufficient reserves that were incapable to replace dense losses and keep the erstwhile operating pace.
Therefore, the Ukrainian forces managed to stabilize the Pokrovsk front, and even start pushing Russians back into the vicinity of fresh York and Selydov, erstwhile the most critical and dynamic parts of the front.
This success has achieved the main nonsubjective of the invasion of Kursk: weakening the Russian initiative throughout the theatre.
But it was only the beginning of bad news for the Russians
The large deployment of Russian reserves in Kursk forced Russian North Command to rapidly establish logistics centers, including ammunition and fuel depots, in Belgorod and Voronezh to support counterattacks.
Ukrainian military intelligence followed the increased movements of Russian forces and identified the location of the ammunition depot in the town of Soldatskie in the Voronezh region, where he carried out a powerful strike.
Source: Reports from Ukraine
