“Lyubimovka is free”: Ukrainian military showed a new video from the Kursk region

“Lyubimovka is free”: Ukrainian military showed a new video from the Kursk region Vladislav Kravtsov

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Fighters of the “Black Swan” strike group of the 225th separate assault battalion posted a new video from the Kursk region online. In the footage, the military says that the Russians have lost control over the village of Lyubimovka.

This was achieved as part of the operation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk region of the aggressor country. According to the military, there are no Russian soldiers in Lyubimovka now.

Lyubimovka in the Kursk region under the control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The military of the strike group “Black Swan” of the 225th separate assault battalion noted that Lyubimovka is now free from the control of the Russian military. In addition, our defenders published a video after clearing the settlement of occupiers.

The footage shows a Ukrainian soldier sketching the letter “O” in the name of the settlement, resulting in the word “Lyubimivka”. The road sign also shows the colors of the Ukrainian flag.

We have been at the front since the first days of the war. We do our job honestly and with soul, – said the defender in the video.

Ukrainian military reported the transfer of Lyubimovka in the Kursk region under the control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine/Video from the Telegram channel of the strike group “Black Swan”

This settlement is located 9 kilometers from the border with the Sumy region of Ukraine. On the map previously published by DeepState analysts, this settlement is in the “gray zone” of military operations.

Where is Lyubimovka in the Kursk region: see the map

By the way, earlier the military of the tank unit of the 225th separate assault battalion showed their movement to liberate Lyubimovka in the Kursk region. In the recording you can see that tanks were moving there, and you can also see planes.

The battalion reported that they continue to carry out their work and are successfully conducting operations in enemy territory.