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Ukrainian troops failed to achieve its goals in Kursk Region, unable to advance — envoy

ANKARA, August 27. /TASS/. The Ukrainian armed forces failed to reach the goals they set when attacking the Kursk Region, Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrey Kelin said in an interview with Turkey’s TRT World.

"None of these goals have been achieved, they are not moving further," the diplomat said.

He named the capture of the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant or of a "substantial swath of land" west of Ukraine.

"They did not slow down the advancement of the Russian forces in Donbass, it proceeds very quickly. They are losing and burning their best reserves," Kelin continued. "We are going to press [the Ukrainian forces] and they will have to leave."
 
27 AUG, 15:42
NPP under tight security: Russia repels attacks in Kursk Region

The operational situation is under control, the plant's press service reported, citing Deputy Director for Personnel Management Vadim Yeletskikh


MOSCOW, August 27. /TASS/. The Russian military has repelled 11 attacks by Ukrainian armed forces assault groups in the Kursk Region over the past day, the Defense Ministry reported.

In addition, attempted attacks in the areas of Krasnooktyabrskoye, Olgovka and Cherkasskoye Porechnoye were thwarted.

Security services are taking all security measures to protect the Kursk nuclear power plant. The operational situation is under control, the plant's press service reported, citing Deputy Director for Personnel Management Vadim Yeletskikh.

TASS has gathered the key facts about the situation.
 
Response for US involvement in Ukrainian attack on Kursk Region to be harsher — MFA

MOSCOW, August 27. /TASS/. The consequences for the United States over Washington's involvement in the Ukrainian attack on Russia’s Kursk Region will be much harsher than before, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told reporters.

"The impression is that our colleagues [in Washington] have discarded the remnants of common sense and believe that they can do anything. Their clients in Kiev have a similar approach. The consequences [for the United States] could be much harsher than those they are already experiencing, they know where and in what areas we are reacting in practical terms," the senior diplomat pointed out.

The deputy minister emphasized that "practical consequences of what is not an accusation but an obvious fact are observed." "And our American colleagues know what we are talking about," he added.

"I would like to say that Washington's escalation course is becoming more and more defiant," Ryabkov underscored.

The Ukrainian armed forces attacked Russia’s Kursk Region on August 6. Residents of border areas are being evacuated to safe territories. According to the Russian Emergencies Ministry, a total of 197 temporary shelters has been set up in 28 regions of the country. More than 11,500 people, including over 3,500 children, are staying in them.

According to the Defense Ministry, Kiev has lost more than 6,200 servicemen and 73 tanks since the beginning of hostilities in the Kursk area. The operation to destroy the Ukrainian armed formations continues.
 
Russia targets ‘critical airfields’ in Ukraine – MOD

Several bases were struck while Kiev boasted of using F-16s in an air-defense role


Russia has carried out precision strikes against air bases in four regions of Ukraine, the Defense Ministry in Moscow reported on Tuesday. Kinzhal hypersonic missiles were among the weapons used, Moscow confirmed.

Air raid alerts sounded across Ukraine overnight Monday into Tuesday, and the media in Kiev reported explosions in Khmelnytsky, Sumy, Krivoy Rog, and Rovno Regions.

The attack targeted “critical airfield infrastructure facilities in Ukraine,” using “long-range air-launched precision weapons, including Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles, and attack UAVs,” the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement.

“All designated targets were hit,” the military added, without elaborating.

Tuesday’s strike followed the “massive high-precision attack” on Ukrainian infrastructure supporting Kiev’s military industry, carried out overnight Sunday into Monday. Attack drones, ballistic and cruise missiles shut off electricity to much of Ukraine and targeted air bases in Kiev and Dnepropetrovsk Regions that were storing Western-supplied weapons and aircraft, Moscow said.



According to Ukrainian media, the strike was the biggest since the conflict began, involving over 230 missiles and drones hitting targets in 15 regions.

Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky claimed on Tuesday that Kiev’s armed forces had used F-16 fighter jets to shoot down incoming missiles during the large infrastructure strike overnight on Sunday.

“As part of this huge attack, we shot down some missiles and drones with the help of F-16s,” Zelensky told reporters, describing this as “a very good result.”

While thanking the US and its allies for sending Kiev the jets, Zelensky noted that “this is not enough, we don’t have many of them, and we still need to train pilots.”

Several NATO countries have promised up to 80 of the US-made fighters, but only about ten have been delivered so far, according to Ukrainian media. A handful of airfields in Ukraine can accommodate F-16s and Russia has been striking them repeatedly over the past month.

The Kremlin has said that the jets won’t make a difference on the battlefield and will be destroyed just like the other Western hardware provided to Ukraine since the start of the conflict.
 
Huko Kursk.Kama walioingia ni 10000 basi wamebaki 3000.
Maana Hadi Sasa waliokufa wanafikia 7000.

Russia issues new estimate of Ukrainian losses in Kursk

Kiev has lost nearly 7,000 men in its attempt to penetrate deep into Russian territory, according to Moscow’s latest tally


The Ukrainian military’s incursion into Russia’s Kursk Region has cost it dearly, with Kiev’s forces suffering 6,600 casualties and losing 73 tanks in their cross-border offensive, according to the latest figures published by the Russian Defense Ministry.

In the three weeks since the incursion began, Ukraine has lost more than 6,600 troops, 73 tanks, 34 infantry fighting vehicles, 62 armored personnel carriers, 432 armored fighting vehicles, and 201 other motor vehicles, the ministry announced on Tuesday.

Russian forces have also destroyed 45 artillery guns and 13 multiple-launch rocket systems, including four US-provided HIMARS launchers, the ministry added.

Source: Russian Ministry of Defense
Over the last three weeks, Moscow has published videos of its forces destroying Ukrainian tanks, weapons, and personnel involved in the incursion.

It is unclear how many troops the Ukrainian military sent into Kursk Region, although American media outlets claimed earlier this month that as many as 10,000 servicemen were pulled from other sectors of the front to take part in the offensive.
 
Wewe usijifanye hamnazo hao wanouwawa huko ni Watu kutoka Ulaya na majeshi yote ya Nato yako hapo.
Wamekodi watu hata kutoka Iraq..bangladesh ..India..Pakistani huko Marekani wako watu wanafunzwa wanaingia kuuwawa.

Hilo la Hapo Kursk usiwe na shaka nalo.

Tutaliweka sawa vizuri sana

Kwani Marekani kapigwa Vita Ngapi na kukimbia tena marekani wambie wapigane pale kwao uone kama watakubali ni nyanya mboga kabisa.
 
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