Ukraine wants neutral zone – Moscow’s response

Military invasion of Ukraine Kursk Aims to create a “neutral zone” Ukrainian President confirms prevention of cross-border attacks by Moscow forces Volodymyr ZelenskyHis forces blew up another bridge in the Russian border area.

Kiev appears to have multiple goals for the offensive, from boosting morale after a bleak few months to stretching Russia’s resources. An aide to the Ukrainian president said the invasion was aimed at securing territory “Fair” negotiation process.

For the first time, Zelensky announced the company’s strategic ambitions, saying: “Our main task now in defensive operations as a whole: to destroy as much of Russia’s military power as possible and to carry out as much counter-offensive action as possible.”.

These include: “Create a security zone on the attacker’s territory”The president said in his last speech.

“Anything that causes losses to the Russian military, the Russian state, the military-industrial complex and their economy helps prevent the expansion of the war and brings us closer to a just end to this aggression,” Zelensky said.

Meanwhile, the Ukrainian president has asked his partners to speed up their supplies given the needs of his military in the war against the Russian invasion, a conflict that has seen armed conflict. “No holidays”.

In addition, the Ukrainian Air Force said on Monday that yesterday morning 11 drones successfully intercepted Kamikaze type launched by Russia from Kursk and Primorsko-Akhtar regions

Moscow confirms that Ukraine has hit a third bridge over the Shem River

Meanwhile, Moscow admitted that Ukraine was hit and destroyed on Sunday. The third bridge over the Sham River at Kursk via the representative of the Russian Investigative Committee on the Telegram channel.

The acting governor of the Kursk region said that the situation in the region remains difficult and that the Ukrainian Armed Forces currently control 28 settlements inhabited by about 2,000 people. According to him, about 121,000 people have been evacuated from the Kursk region so far.

It also claimed that US-supplied HIMARS (High-altitude Multiple Launch Rocket System) missiles were used in the attack, according to local Russian media reports that cannot be independently verified.

Russians reach key military hub

Ukrainian forces are advancing towards Kursk amid fighting after launching their surprise military operation in the area about two weeks ago. But at the time that Russian forces are advancing towards a major military centre.

Russian army It approached the city of Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region, which is a major center. The Ukrainian army has easy access to Kontantinovka, another military hub. Ukraine uses the road connecting them to resupply the front lines and evacuate the wounded.

“The Russians are close, up to 11 kilometers (7 miles) from the outskirts of the city. The city is preparing,” the head of the military administration in Pokrovsk said Sunday.

“Each city in the Donetsk region has its own combat unit and defense plans have been developed. We are working with the military to build fortifications. This is an ongoing process.”

The evacuation of civilians from Pokrovsk has accelerated as Russian forces approach. Nearly 1,800 people were evacuated from the city last week alone. Until recently, between 450 and 500 residents were evacuated each month.