Despite the Ukrainian advance in Kursk, which displaced 130,000 people and aimed to halt Russia's offensive in the Donbass region, Russia continues its massive airstrikes on Ukraine. Poland claims the right to shoot down enemy projectiles over Ukrainian territory, while NATO warns of further escalation.
In the meantime, Russia's military gains in eastern Ukraine are progressing rapidly, with Russian forces capturing towns and villages. However, the Ukrainian counter-offensive in 2023 failed to achieve a major breakthrough.
Putin acknowledges the difficult experiences faced by the people in Russia, particularly in the Kursk region, where the situation has been destabilized by invading bandits. Amidst the ongoing conflict, the international community is closely monitoring the situation, with NATO emphasizing its responsibility to prevent further escalation.
Ukrainian President Selenskyj appeals for Western support with heavy weapons, while Putin assures his countrymen that Russia's offensive in the neighboring country will continue unabated. As the conflict intensifies, it remains to be seen how the situation will unfold and what impact it will have on the region and beyond.
