Soldiers of the Sumy Border Guard Detachment, together with other components of Ukraine’s defence forces, have repelled an attack by a Russian subversive reconnaissance group. Source: State Border Guard Service Details: It is reported that yesterday [13 March – ed.

Chief of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, while in the Kursk region, determined the purpose of the further offensive - the creation of a buffer zone in the Sumy region of Ukraine. But it also opens the way for an attack on

Russian forces are attempting to create an active fighting zone in Ukraine's northeastern region of Sumy, across the border from Russia's Kursk region, Ukraine's border guard spokesman said on Monday.

Russia has captured territory in Ukraine's Sumy region for the first time since 2022 as Kyiv struggles to hold areas it seized last year in Russia's Kursk region. The Russian advances come as

Russian troops continue their assault operations in Sumy Oblast in an attempt to push Ukrainian forces out of Russia's Kursk Oblast, but they have failed to achieve success. Source: Andrii Demchenko,

Russian forces are conducting multiple assault operations in an effort to push Ukrainian Defense Forces out of Kursk Oblast. Read also: Russian troops enter Sudzha in Kursk Oblast, battles ongoing “The invaders are attempting to encircle our forces or cut off logistical routes.

The Ukrainian military operation in the Kursk region, ongoing since August 2024, is coming to an end. Ukrainian forces are retreating, and the Russians are taking control of the region. As reported by Reuters,

Recent geolocated footage showed that Russian forces advanced into the central Martynovka, northeast of Sudzha. Russian military bloggers also claimed the seizure of the city's northeastern outskirts,