Korenevo-Sudzha: Ukraine’s Offensive & Russian Looting πΊπ¦βοΈ | Through the Lens of OSINT
The wind carries the low thrum of distant artillery. Itβs a constant companion in this theatre, a percussion section underscoring the grim realities unfolding around Korenevo and Sudzha, two nodes in the ongoing and volatile struggle along the Russia-Ukraine border. Analyzing open-source video intelligence offers a chilling glimpse into the intertwined narratives of Ukrainian advances and the subsequent alleged Russian depredations. These digital breadcrumbs, raw and often unfiltered, paint a picture far more nuanced and troubling than any official statement could convey. We delve into the key insights gleaned from recent YouTube postings, piecing together a picture of tactical maneuvers and the deeply personal cost of conflict for the civilians caught in its path. Understanding these granular details is crucial to grasping the evolving dynamics in this critical sector. Scroll down to witness the events as captured by those on the ground.
Key Insights from the Front Lines
Ukrainian Offensive Momentum (Video 1, 4, 6): Videos from early September (specifically September 2nd) highlight a significant Ukrainian push in the Kursk direction, with Korenevo and Sudzha serving as key points. Descriptions detail Ukrainian forces opening new axes of advance and consolidating gains to secure their western flank towards Glushkovo. The swift destruction of Russian pontoon crossings on the Seym River is repeatedly emphasized, suggesting a deliberate strategy to isolate Russian forces. The use of precision-guided munitions like JDAMs against critical infrastructure demonstrates a calculated effort to disrupt Russian logistics. We see evidence of successful strikes against supply depots and firing positions, hinting at a sustained aerial component to this offensive. The mention of capturing significant territory (1,294 sq km reported) and taking hundreds of prisoners adds weight to claims of a successful Ukrainian operation in this phase.
Entrapped and Isolated Russian Units (Video 1, 4, 6): The destruction of pontoon bridges over the Seym River, a recurring theme, suggests a deliberate Ukrainian strategy to encircle and isolate a substantial Russian contingent (estimated at 3,000 soldiers) near Glushkovo. The videos detail Ukrainian fire control over these crossings using HIMARS and long-range artillery, severely limiting Russian resupply and reinforcement capabilities. Combat footage showing the destruction of trucks carrying pontoon bridge sections adds a visual confirmation of these claims, highlighting the effectiveness of Ukrainian drone operations in targeting logistical elements. This isolation significantly diminishes the combat capability of the encircled Russian units.
Russian Reinforcements and Potential Counterattack (Video 1, 4, 6): While Ukraine made significant early gains, the videos also note the deployment of substantial Russian reservist forces (around 30,000) to reinforce defenses in the Kursk region. The strategic importance of Glushkovo is underscored as a potential staging ground for a future Russian counteroffensive. This sets the stage for a potentially volatile shift in momentum, where initial Ukrainian successes could be challenged by the influx of fresh Russian troops. The extended frontline (120km for Ukraine) and the potential extension towards the Seym River highlight the logistical challenges and the scale of the operation.
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Brutal Reality of Looting by Russian Soldiers (Video 2): A starkly contrasting but equally important narrative emerges from a video published in early November. This video, titled "Russian soldiers smashed, plundered villages in Kursk, residents are furious: ‘Everything is stolen’," provides harrowing first-hand accounts of alleged widespread looting by Russian soldiers in Korenevo. The footage, purportedly filmed by a resident, showcases a ransacked home, littered with military debris, and the stark absence of valuables. The accompanying description details allegations of systematic looting extending beyond personal homes to stores and pharmacies.
Civilian Fury and Official Denial (Video 2): The raw emotion and anger of the alleged victims are palpable in the description of Video 2. The resident’s act of posting a "Everything stolen" sign poignantly illustrates the desperation and sense of violation. Crucially, the video highlights the alleged inaction and denial by Russian authorities, including Governor Alexey Smirnov, who reportedly dismissed these complaints as Ukrainian "information leaks." This alleged denial further fuels the indignation of the affected population and underscores a potential breakdown in discipline and accountability within the Russian forces. The complaints reaching as high as Putin himself emphasize the scale and visibility of this issue within the local community.
Escalation and the Introduction of Elite Units (Video 3, 5): Videos from mid-September (around September 18th) describe a shift in the conflict, with Ukrainians reporting the end of a Russian counteroffensive due to a Ukrainian "pincer movement." These reports detail intense fighting, including Russian mechanized assaults on settlements like Liubimovka. Significantly, the videos note the involvement of more elite Russian units, such as VDV paratroopers and naval infantry, suggesting a greater commitment of resources by Russia to regain lost ground. This escalation points to the strategic importance both sides place on this sector. The geolocated footage of destroyed Russian armor adds visual corroboration to claims of successful Ukrainian defenses.
Shadows of Occupation: Looting as a Tactical and Psychological Weapon
The juxtaposition of Ukrainian offensive successes and the graphic accounts of Russian looting in Korenevo presents a disturbing reality of modern conflict. While military analysts dissect tactical maneuvers and territorial gains, the human cost is vividly rendered in the accounts of stolen televisions and ransacked homes. This alleged looting is not simply opportunistic crime; it speaks to a potential breakdown in command and control, and perhaps even a tacit acceptance, or inability to prevent, such acts. Beyond the material losses, the psychological impact on the civilian population is profound, fostering resentment and eroding any potential for reconciliation. The official dismissal of these claims as "information leaks" further exacerbates the situation, highlighting a potential disconnect between the military and the very population it is ostensibly there to protect, however unwillingly the population may be. The details in Video 2, like the shooting of dogs, paint a picture of callous disregard for civilian life and property. This behavior, if verified, not only violates basic human rights but also serves as a potent form of intimidation, reinforcing the power imbalance of occupation.
Awaiting the Next Phase
The narrative pieced together from these open-source videos points to a dynamic and brutal conflict around Korenevo-Sudzha. While Ukraine achieved notable early successes, the influx of Russian reserves and the reported deployment of more elite units suggest a likely continuation of intense fighting. The allegations of widespread looting by Russian soldiers, and the subsequent official denials, add another layer of complexity to this already fraught situation, highlighting the human cost of the conflict beyond the immediate battlefield. The digital traces left behind in these videos offer invaluable insights, but the situation on the ground remains fluid and the future uncertain.
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Today there are a lot of updates from the Kursk direction. Here, the Ukrainians gradually slowed down their offensive effort around Sudzha and Korenevo and consolidated their gains to increase offensive efforts to secure the western flank of their advance towards Glushkovo. During their offensive, despite desperate Russian resistance, Ukrainian forces swiftly destroyed Russian pontoon crossings on the Seym River, effectively trapping three thousand Russian soldiers in an operational encirclement. Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky recently announced that Ukrainian forces have captured 1,294 square kilometers of the Kursk region, including 100 settlements. In the last four days alone, Ukrainian troops have secured an additional 44 square kilometers and taken 594 Russian soldiers prisoner. While Ukrainian forces continue their offensive in the area, the Russians are deploying 30,000 reservists to reinforce their defenses in the Kursk region. This force could threaten the Ukrainian gains across Kursk. To counter this, the Ukrainians need to capture the town of Glushkovo and the surrounding area, as it could serve as a staging ground for a Russian counterattack once their reinforcements arrive. The current length of the frontline in the Kursk region is approximately 120 kilometers for Ukrainian forces. Advancing toward the Seym River in the Glushkovo area would extend the front by an additional 20 kilometers. However, the Seym River would provide a strong defensive advantage for the Ukrainian forces. Securing these positions would allow the Ukrainian command to secure its western flank with fewer troops, as the river simplifies defense. Additionally, capturing the Glushkovo region would expand Ukrainian-controlled territory by over 600 square kilometers. To pave the way for intensified offensive operations toward Glushkovo, the Ukrainian command ordered strikes on Russian pontoon bridges. As previously reported, the main traffic bridges across the Seym River were severely damaged and rendered unusable by Ukrainian JDAM strikes. This forced the Russians to set up pontoon bridges to maintain logistical support for the 3,000 soldiers in Glushkovo. However, Ukrainian forces have established total fire control over these bridges using HIMARS and long-range artillery systems, severely hampering Russian efforts. Combat footage released by Ukrainian Special Forces shows them hunting down and destroying a Russian truck carrying sections of a pontoon bridge en route to the Seym River. The Russians also attempted to conceal a convoy of four PPS-81 trucks transporting pontoon sections to the river, but they were detected by Ukrainian drone operators. The Ukrainian Special Forces then successfully destroyed all four engineering trucks with their bridge equipment on a road in the village of Budki. The original, uncensored combat footage of all operations can be found on our Telegram channel through the link in the description. The combined efforts of Ukrainian drone and HIMARS operators successfully destroyed Russian pontoon bridges in Zvannoye and Karzyh, effectively cutting off all supplies to Russian forces in Glushkovo, located south of the Seym River. As a result, the Russian forces in this area are now deprived of access to ammunition, equipment, and reinforcements, severely diminishing their combat capability and preventing them from replacing their losses. This allowed the Ukrainian command to initiate the second stage of offensive preparations toward Glushkovo, focusing on intense air strikes. Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29s and Su-27s deployed JDAM-guided bombs to destroy Russian fortifications along the front. Combat footage from the area shows Ukrainian forces successfully targeting and destroying Russian positions in the border town of Krasnoktyabrske. Additional videos reveal the destruction of a Russian supply depot in Muzhitsa and a dugout near Vnezapne. In the border town of Tyotkino, Ukrainians also utilized JDAMs to eliminate Russian firing positions and ammunition caches in high-rise buildings. Until now, Ukrainian forces have not conducted a consistent series of air strikes against Tyotkino or Krasnoktyabrske, suggesting these towns may be the new vectors of assault. The primary reason for targeting these areas is that they are far less defended than other parts of the Kursk region. The Russian command has not anticipated…
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Russian soldiers smashed, plundered villages in Kursk, residents are furious: “Everything is stolen”Kanal1335,745 views | 935 | November 4 2024 00:00:06 (145 comments)[ Read more … ]
#Kanal13β #likekanal13β #subscribekanal13 #warinukraine https://www.youtube.com/user/kanal13az?sub_confirmation=1 – SUBSCRIBE TO US! The village of Korenevo in the Kursk region, where there were no Ukrainian Armed Forces or military operations, was completely looted. Russian soldiers robbed not only stores and pharmacies, but also the homes of ordinary citizens. During the Kursk operation, the Ukrainian Armed Forces came very close to Korenevo, but never entered it. The Russian army took up defensive positions there, and most of the local residents were evacuated. When they returned home, people found their houses looted and destroyed.
One of the residents filmed the aftermath on video. Apparently, a group of Russian military personnel lived in his house for some time. ” Everything is turned inside out, thrown out… Cartridges are lying around… Some kind of military hat, camouflage jackets, gloves. Russian army… Remains of dry rations, pouches. In short, they ate, shit, didn’t worry. There’s even a chevron… There are no TVs, no computer, no monitor, nothing! Everything is upside down. The toilet is full of shit. There is no window. They ate, drank and had snacks ,” the Russian complained. When he left his home, he put up a sign that read “Everything stolen” to stop further looting. Residents of Korenevsky District are complaining en masse about looting by Russian soldiers. However, neither the Russian Armed Forces command nor the local authorities are listening to them. The military continues to settle in civilian homes, rob them, and kill domestic animals. Kursk Region Governor Alexey Smirnov reacted cynically to residents’ complaints about looting. He began to insist that this was an “information leak” by Ukrainian special services. This caused a wave of indignation among the residents of the region. According to them, Russian Armed Forces soldiers are settling in houses without any embarrassment, claiming that they “have the right to do so.” The police, including the military, do not respond to complaints and refuse to initiate criminal cases for looting.
Earlier, residents of Kursk region complained to Putin about the Russian army of marauders.
People write that there was not a single day of Ukrainian army presence in Korenevo, but after the arrival of Russian military in the village, dozens of residential buildings, shops, gas stations and pharmacies were looted. They say there are numerous accounts of men in Russian military uniforms breaking down doors of evacuated homes, taking away belongings and valuables, and shooting dogs to stop them from interfering with the looting. Russian soldiers also steal cars and agricultural equipment that their owners did not manage to take away. http://youtube.com/kanal13az/join – click here and support Kanal13 monthly for distributing more videos and independent journalism
18.SEPTEMBER: Ukrainische Zangenbewegung BEENDET RUSSISCHE GEGENOFFENSIVE IN KURSK | Ukraine-KriegDer Ukraine-Bericht106,041 views | 5,062 | September 18 2024 18:26:13 (414 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Heute kommen die interessantesten Entwicklungen aus der Region Kursk. Hier haben die ukrainischen Streitkr fte ein gewagtes Flankenman ver gestartet, mit dem sie die russische Verteidigung durchbrochen und die gesamte russische Streitmacht an den Rand der Einkesselung gebracht haben. Dieses k hne Man ver k nnte die russische Gegenoffensive vollst ndig neutralisieren und der Ukraine die endg ltige Oberhand in dieser Region verschaffen. Wie beim letzten Mal berichtet, bernahmen die Russen die Kontrolle ber Snagost und stellten die Bodenverbindungen zur Glushkovo-Tasche wieder her; um die Russen jedoch vom Kernland abzuschneiden, hielten die Ukrainer die Stra e unter strenger Feuerkontrolle mit Drohnen. Die Russen wussten, dass sie die ukrainischen Streitkr fte weiter nach Westen dr ngen mussten, um die Gefahr eines weiteren ukrainischen Angriffs und einer erneuten Abriegelung des Gebiets auszuschalten. Russische Milit rquellen berichteten, dass sie eine Reihe von Infanterieangriffen auf Byahkovo, Vnezapnoe und Gordeevka gestartet und diese kleineren Siedlungen zur ckerobert h tten. Die Russen starteten einen mechanisierten Angriff auf die Siedlung Liubimovka, eine etwas gr ere Siedlung, die den Ukrainern als Ausgangspunkt f r zuk nftige Offensivaktionen dienen kann. Die Einnahme von Liubimovka w rde es den Russen erm glichen, die Stra e Sudzha-Korenevo zu unterbrechen und die ukrainischen Stellungen weiter n rdlich abzuschneiden und zu umgehen. Nach ukrainischen Angaben starteten die Russen den Angriff mit zwei Panzern, elf BMD-Sch tzenpanzern und einem gepanzerten Mannschaftstransportwagen. Geolokalisiertes Filmmaterial zeigt, wie die Ukrainer die russischen Panzer auf dem Weg in die Stadt mit Panzerabwehrminen, Javelins und Drohnen mit Panzerabwehrwaffen zerst rten. Wenn ihr Zugang zu den unzensierten Original-Kampfaufnahmen haben wollt, findet ihr diese auf unserem Telegram-Kanal, indem ihr dem Link in der Beschreibung folgt. Interessanterweise geh ren die BMD-2-Fahrzeuge, die die Russen f r ihren Angriff verwendet haben, zu den russischen WDW- Fallschirmj gern. Dies und Berichte des Institute for the Study of War, wonach die Russen mehrere Marineinfanterie-Bataillone verlegt haben, deuten darauf hin, dass die Russen mittlerweile kampff higere Einheiten herangezogen haben, um diese Angriffe durchzuf hren. Bei den meisten anderen russischen Einheiten entlang der Frontlinie in Kursk handelt es sich entweder um Wehrpflichtige, Freiwillige aus dem Donbass, Polizisten oder sogar nur um Wachmannschaften. Das bedeutet, dass die Russen noch nicht in der Lage sind, eine volle Gegenoffensive zu starten, sondern sich auf kleinere taktische Operationen dieser besser ausgebildeten Marine- und Luftlandebataillone verlassen m ssen, um die Ukrainer zum R ckzug von ihren Gebietsgewinnen zu zwingen. Ein Blick auf die topografische Karte zeigt, wie die Ukrainer die russischen Angriffe zur ckschlugen. Wie ihr seht, r ckten die Russen haupts chlich in und entlang der Tiefebene vor, w hrend die Ukrainer die Kontrolle ber das Hochland behielten. Dadurch konnten die Ukrainer die russischen Angriffe im S den abwehren und die russische Speerspitze in Richtung Liubimovka zerst ren. Im S den waren die Russen in der Lage, selbst von der H he aus anzugreifen, und die Verteidigung der Siedlungen hier w rde nur zu unn tigen Verlusten f hren, weshalb sich die Ukrainer zur ckzogen. Das Institute for the Study of War kam ebenfalls zu dem Schluss, dass die Russen nur die schw cheren ukrainischen Stellungen in der Tiefebene erobern konnten, es aber deutlich schwieriger war, tiefer vorzudringen, da die Ukrainer dort st rkere Stellungen hielten. …
02.SEPTEMBER: Ukrainer ER FFNEN NEUE ANGRIFFSACHSEN in Kursk | Ukraine-KriegDer Ukraine-Bericht63,836 views | 3,816 | September 2 2024 18:42:14 (200 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Auch heute gibt es Neuigkeiten aus der Region Kursk. Hier verringerten die Ukrainer allm hlich ihre Offensivbem hungen um Sudzha und Korenevo und konsolidierten ihre Gewinne, um die Offensivbem hungen zur Sicherung der westlichen Flanke ihres Vormarsches in Richtung Glushkovo zu verst rken. W hrend ihrer Offensive zerst rten die ukrainischen Streitkr fte trotz des verzweifelten russischen Widerstands rasch die russischen Ponton berg nge ber den Fluss Seym und schlossen damit dreitausend russische Soldaten operativ ein. Der ukrainische Oberbefehlshaber Oleksandr Syrsky gab k rzlich bekannt, dass die ukrainischen Streitkr fte 1.294 Quadratkilometer der Region Kursk, darunter 100 Siedlungen, erobert haben. Allein in den letzten vier Tagen haben die ukrainischen Truppen weitere 44 Quadratkilometer gesichert und 594 russische Soldaten gefangen genommen. W hrend die ukrainischen Streitkr fte ihre Offensive in dem Gebiet fortf hren, setzen die Russen 30.000 Reservisten ein, um ihre Verteidigungsanlagen in der Region Kursk zu verst rken. Diese Truppe k nnte die ukrainischen Erfolge bei Kursk gef hrden. Um dem entgegenzuwirken, m ssen die Ukrainer die Stadt Glushkovo und ihre Umgebung einnehmen, da sie als Aufmarschgebiet f r einen russischen Gegenangriff dienen k nnte, sobald die russische Verst rkung eintrifft. Die L nge der Frontlinie in der Region Kursk betr gt f r die ukrainischen Streitkr fte derzeit etwa 120 Kilometer. Ein Vorr cken in Richtung des Flusses Seym in der Gegend von Glushkovo w rde die Front um weitere 20 Kilometer verl ngern. Der Fluss Seym w rde den ukrainischen Streitkr ften jedoch einen starken Verteidigungsvorteil verschaffen. Die Sicherung dieser Stellungen w rde es dem ukrainischen Kommando erm glichen, die Westflanke mit weniger Truppen zu sichern, da der Fluss die Verteidigung vereinfacht. Au erdem w rde die Einnahme der Umgebung von Glushkovo das von der Ukraine kontrollierte Gebiet um ber 600 Quadratkilometer erweitern. Um den Weg f r verst rkte Offensivoperationen in Richtung Glushkovo zu ebnen, ordnete das ukrainische Kommando Angriffe auf russische Pontonbr cken an. Wie bereits berichtet, wurden die wichtigsten Verkehrsbr cken ber den Fluss Seym durch ukrainische JDAM-Treffer schwer besch digt und unbrauchbar gemacht. Dadurch waren die Russen gezwungen, Pontonbr cken zu errichten, um die logistische Unterst tzung f r die 3.000 Soldaten in Glushkovo aufrechtzuerhalten. Die ukrainischen Streitkr fte haben jedoch mit HIMARS- und Langstreckenartilleriesystemen die vollst ndige Feuerkontrolle ber diese Br cken erlangt, was die russischen Bem hungen erheblich behindert. Von ukrainischen Spezialkr ften ver ffentlichte Kampfaufnahmen zeigen, wie sie einen russischen Lastwagen, der Teile einer Pontonbr cke auf dem Weg zum Fluss Seym transportierte, jagen und zerst ren. Die Russen versuchten auch, einen Konvoi von vier PPS-81-Lastwagen zu verbergen, die Pontonteile zum Fluss transportierten, doch sie wurden von ukrainischen Drohnen entdeckt. Die ukrainischen Spezialeinheiten zerst rten daraufhin erfolgreich alle vier Lastwagen mit ihrer Br ckenausr stung auf einer Stra e in der Ortschaft Budki. Die originalen, unzensierten Aufnahmen aller Operationen findet ihr auf unserem Telegram-Kanal ber den Link in der Beschreibung. Die ukrainischen Drohnen- und HIMARS- Einheiten zerst rten erfolgreich russische Pontonbr cken in Zvannoye und Karzyh und unterbrachen damit den Nachschub f r die russischen Truppen in Glushkovo, s dlich des Flusses Seym. Infolgedessen haben die russischen Streitkr fte in diesem Gebiet nun keinen Zugang mehr zu Munition, Ausr stung und Verst rkung, was ihre Kampfkraft stark einschr nkt und sie daran hindert, ihre Verluste zu ersetzen. …
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18 Sep: La maniobra de PINZA ucraniana DESTRUYE la CONTRAOFENSIVA RUSA EN KURSK | Guerra en UcraniaReportes desde Ucrania88,066 views | 6,839 | September 18 2024 18:00:22 (147 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Hoy traemos los acontecimientos m s interesantes desde la direcci n de Kursk.
Aqu , las fuerzas ucranianas han lanzado una audaz maniobra de flanqueo, rompiendo las defensas rusas y poniendo a toda la fuerza de ataque rusa al borde del cerco. Esta inesperada maniobra podr a neutralizar por completo la contraofensiva rusa y dar a Ucrania una ventaja definitiva en esta zona.
Como se inform en la anterior ocasi n, los rusos tomaron el control de Snagost y restablecieron las l neas terrestres de comunicaci n con la bolsa de Glushkovo; sin embargo, para mantener a los rusos aislados del continente, los ucranianos mantuvieron la carretera bajo estricto control de fuego con drones FPV.
Los rusos sab an que para eliminar la amenaza de que los ucranianos lanzaran otro ataque y cortaran de nuevo el enclave, ten an que desplazar a las fuerzas ucranianas m s al oeste. Fuentes militares rusas informaron de que hab an lanzado una serie de asaltos de infanter a sobre Byahkovo, Vnezapnoe y Gordeevka y hab an capturado estos asentamientos menores. Los rusos lanzaron un asalto mecanizado en punta de lanza contra el asentamiento de Liubimovka, un asentamiento ligeramente mayor que los ucranianos pueden utilizar como punto de lanzamiento para futuras acciones ofensivas. Tomar el control de Liubimovka permitir a a los rusos cortar la carretera Sudzha-Korenevo y cortar y flanquear las posiciones ucranianas m s al norte.
Los ucranianos informan de que los rusos lanzaron el asalto con dos tanques, once veh culos de combate de infanter a BMD y un veh culo blindado de transporte de tropas. Im genes geolocalizadas muestran c mo los ucranianos destruyeron el blindaje ruso a medida que avanzaba hacia la ciudad con minas antitanque, misiles antitanque javelin y drones FPV montados con munici n antitanque. Si quieres acceder a las im genes originales del combate sin censura, puedes encontrarlas en nuestro canal de Telegram utilizando enlace que aparece en la descripci n.
Curiosamente, los veh culos BMD-2 que los rusos utilizaron para su asalto pertenecen a unidades rusas de infanter a aerotransportada VDV. Esto, junto con los informes del Instituto para el Estudio de la Guerra que afirman que los rusos redesplegaron varios batallones de infanter a naval o de marina, indica que los rusos han redesplegado unidades m s eficaces en combate para lanzar estos asaltos. La mayor a de las dem s unidades rusas a lo largo de la l nea del frente en Kursk est compuesta por reclutas, voluntarios del Donbass, polic as o incluso simples guardias de instalaciones militares. Esto significa que los rusos a n no son capaces de lanzar una contraofensiva frontal completa, sino que tienen que confiar en operaciones t cticas m s peque as de estos batallones de infanter a de marina y aerotransportados mejor entrenados para obligar a los ucranianos a retirarse de sus ganancias territoriales.
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Hoy traemos muchas actualizaciones desde la direcci n de Kursk.
Aqu , los ucranianos ralentizaron gradualmente su esfuerzo ofensivo alrededor de Sudzha y Korenevo y consolidaron sus ganancias con objeto de aumentar los esfuerzos ofensivos para asegurar el flanco occidental de su avance hacia Glushkovo. Durante su ofensiva, a pesar de la desesperada resistencia rusa, las fuerzas ucranianas destruyeron r pidamente los pasos de pontones rusos en el r o Seym, atrapando de hecho a tres mil soldados rusos en un cerco operativo.
El comandante en jefe ucraniano, Oleksandr Syrsky, anunci recientemente que las fuerzas ucranianas han capturado 1.294 kil metros cuadrados de la regi n de Kursk, incluidos 100 asentamientos. S lo en los ltimos cuatro d as, las tropas ucranianas han asegurado otros 44 kil metros cuadrados y han hecho prisioneros a 594 soldados rusos.
Mientras las fuerzas ucranianas prosiguen su ofensiva en la zona, los rusos est n desplegando 30.000 reservistas para reforzar sus defensas en la regi n de Kursk. Esta fuerza podr a amenazar los avances ucranianos en Kursk. Para contrarrestarlo, los ucranianos necesitan capturar la ciudad de Glushkovo y sus alrededores, ya que podr a servir de base para un contraataque ruso una vez que lleguen sus refuerzos.
La longitud actual de la l nea del frente en la regi n de Kursk es de aproximadamente 120 kil metros para las fuerzas ucranianas. Avanzar hacia el r o Seym en la zona de Glushkovo ampliar a el frente unos 20 kil metros m s. Sin embargo, el r o Seym proporcionar a una fuerte ventaja defensiva a las fuerzas ucranianas. Asegurar estas posiciones permitir a al mando ucraniano asegurar su flanco occidental con menos tropas, ya que el r o simplifica la defensa. Adem s, la captura de la regi n de Glushkovo ampliar a el territorio controlado por Ucrania en m s de 600 kil metros cuadrados.
Para allanar el camino a la intensificaci n de las operaciones ofensivas hacia Glushkovo, el mando ucraniano orden atacar los puentes de pontones rusos. Como se inform anteriormente, los principales puentes a trav s del r o Seym resultaron gravemente da ados e inutilizados por los ataques JDAM ucranianos. Esto oblig a los rusos a establecer puentes de pontones para mantener el apoyo log stico a los 3.000 soldados en Glushkovo. Sin embargo, las fuerzas ucranianas han establecido un control de fuego total sobre estos puentes utilizando HIMARS y sistemas de artiller a de largo alcance, socavando gravemente los esfuerzos rusos.
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