War in Russia: Why Ukraine broke through to Kursk

Russian media reports that the combat area in Kursk yesterday was 650 square kilometers—up from 430 square kilometers the day before. The Kursk region is gradually turning into a “Kursk People's Republic“ as the Ukrainian Armed Forces entrench themselves in occupied territories and advance into still-untaken areas. Kadyrov threatens that everything will end in two to three days, Gerasimov is redeploying reserves, and Putin is getting nervous. Residents of Lgov and Kursk are asking Putin for evacuation, but he is not saving them. Russians have proposed several theories about who has advanced into the Kursk region—Russian Volonteers Corp fighters, foreign mercenaries, the Ukrainian Armed Forces, etc. If you’d like to support my videos about Ukraine, you can do so through: ☕️ 🍫 I am active on Twitter, where I share regular updates of russia’s war in Ukraine, as well as Ukraine’s history, and my own personal experiences of being a Ukrainian, in Kyiv, during russia’s war. If you’d like to learn more about Ukraine, or follow me there, you can do so on: ✅ ✅