Moscow - Saba:
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Russian army destroyed a convoy of Ukrainian units attempting to flee from the Sudzha area in Russia's Kursk region.
The ministry stated in a report on Sunday that Ukrainian militants and their equipment were eliminated in the village of Sudzha by drone operators from the "Rubicon" center of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
In another statement, the ministry confirmed that Russian forces liberated the town of Konstantinopol in Donetsk People's Republic. The ministry stated that units from the Russian "East" group successfully pushed back Ukrainian forces in several areas of the Donetsk People's Republic, resulting in the deaths of over 145 Ukrainian soldiers, the destruction of an armored combat vehicle, a car, and three field artillery pieces, including a Polish-made Krab self-propelled gun.
On the Kharkov axis, units from the Russian "North" group targeted two mechanized infantry brigades of the Ukrainian army in the Kazachiya Loban and Volchansk areas.
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Russian army destroyed a convoy of Ukrainian units attempting to flee from the Sudzha area in Russia's Kursk region.
The ministry stated in a report on Sunday that Ukrainian militants and their equipment were eliminated in the village of Sudzha by drone operators from the "Rubicon" center of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
In another statement, the ministry confirmed that Russian forces liberated the town of Konstantinopol in Donetsk People's Republic. The ministry stated that units from the Russian "East" group successfully pushed back Ukrainian forces in several areas of the Donetsk People's Republic, resulting in the deaths of over 145 Ukrainian soldiers, the destruction of an armored combat vehicle, a car, and three field artillery pieces, including a Polish-made Krab self-propelled gun.
On the Kharkov axis, units from the Russian "North" group targeted two mechanized infantry brigades of the Ukrainian army in the Kazachiya Loban and Volchansk areas.