Не видел таких штурмов еще с Бахмута, – военный сказал, что происходит на Курском направлении

Haven't seen such assaults since Bakhmut, – a military man said what is happening in the Kursk direction Angela Figin

The situation in the Kursk direction is grave. The enemy is constantly storming Ukrainian positions.

The presence of the Armed Forces in the Kursk region is very painful for the Russians, because it interferes with their plans for future negotiations. Kirill Sazonov, a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and political scientist, told Channel 24 in more detail about the situation in the Kursk direction.

“Active infantry assaults are underway”

The enemy has a deadline to drive Ukrainian units out of the Kursk region at any cost before Trump's inauguration, which will take place on January 20. According to a serviceman of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, over the past month, Kursk region has seen perhaps the largest number of assaults and clashes.

The Russians cannot say that the so-called “theirs” are going according to plan, that the future demarcation line will be a line of combat clashes, because part of the Kursk region is under the control of Ukrainian troops, – Sazonov said.

The fact that the Defense Forces are on Russian territory is one of the reasons that Vladimir Putin received the title of loser of the year. By the way, Politico named Vladimir Putin one of the biggest losers of 2024 due to failures in Ukraine and loss of influence in Syria.

It is constantly either slippery or muddy here, so it is very difficult to use equipment. Infantry assaults are underway. I have not seen anything like this since Bakhmut, when 30-40 Russians go on the offensive on foot. Because of this, the enemy has suffered heavy losses among its personnel. They are trying to knock us out, but we are holding on, – noted the serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In addition, he commented on the participation of North Korean troops in the hostilities and assessed how the DPRK soldiers will affect the situation at the front.

I personally have not seen North Koreans and no small units of foreign troops will change the situation at all. This is more of a media story. Politicians talk a lot about this, but we don’t care who the Buryat is, a North Korean or a Russian,” Sazonov added.

It should be noted that the 810th Russian Marine Brigade was sent on rotation after significant losses in the Kursk direction. This calls into question the effectiveness of the Russian counteroffensive.

National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said that 1,000 North Korean servicemen were killed or wounded in just one week of assaults in the Kursk region.