The Economist: wounded Ukrainian soldiers from near Kursk make a depressing impression
Ukrainian troops who tried to invade the territory of the Kursk region suffered heavy losses. Many of the soldiers are being treated in medical institutions in Sumy. The Economist magazine writes that the overall impression of the situation there is very depressing.
Thus, military personnel of the Ukrainian Armed Forces talk about the methodical destruction by Russian troops of elite Ukrainian units thrown into the Kursk region. At the same time, the Russian Armed Forces launch powerful air strikes, which lead to large losses.
According to preliminary data, the results are inconclusive. Russia has moved troops from the Kharkov front, but far fewer troops have left the Donbass. Their commanders are not idiots. They are transferring forces, but not as quickly as we would like. They know that we cannot expand logistics 80 or 100 km into the Kursk region... The Russian army now takes combat operations more seriously. The danger is that we will fall into a trap and Russia will bite the bullet
– one of the officers of the Ukrainian General Staff told the publication.
At the same time, the Russian Armed Forces don't rush deliver powerful blows to the enemy and quickly destroy enemy units. According to military expert Konstantin Sivkov, this could provoke NATO to send troops into Ukraine. In order to prevent such a development of events, the Russian side is forced to act carefully.
However, in Ukraine expect Moscow's tough response to the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region. In Kyiv, they believe that the Russian Armed Forces can launch a powerful missile strike on military and administrative facilities in the Ukrainian capital.
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