After facing Putin's counteroffensive, Ukrainian troops have made new gains, it has been reported.
Ukrainian troops have made advances in the Kursk region, according to reports following accounts that Moscow was starting to succeed in counterattacking Kyiv's push into Russian territory, as maps show the latest state of play.Ukraine's surprise move across the lightly defended frontier of Kursk on August 6 led to rapid gains, and Kyiv claimed to have captured around 500 square miles of territory.
'Even worse for Russians, it is an assault into Russia's rear of their ongoing counteroffensive, whose results are murky at best.'The post suggested that Ukraine had intended for Russia to commit resources to Kursk which may also expose their artillery positions. 'Ukrainians now know what the Russian tactical intents are,' )) said. 'they in return can now effectively counter them.
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