Putin, Kursk and Russia
Putin calls on Ukraine troops in Russian region to ‘surrender’
President Vladimir Putin on Friday called on beleaguered Ukrainian troops in the Russian region of Kursk to “surrender” after US President Donald Trump pleaded for their lives. Russia has mounted a rapid counter-offensive in the western border region over the past week,
Putin says Ukrainians face choice of 'surrender or die' as Russia tightens squeeze in Kursk
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia had trapped the remaining Ukrainian soldiers in its western Kursk region, where they have clung on for more than seven months in one of the key battles of the war.
Russia says it has recaptured key Kursk region town
Ukraine held an estimated 514 square miles of Russian territory at its high point on Aug. 24, 2024, but as of March 12, ...
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Putin claims Russia ‘in final stages’ of taking Kursk – what it means for ceasefire talksPresident Vladimir Putin says Russia agrees with US proposals to stop fighting but stressed there are “nuances” that need ...
Russian forces claim to have pulled off an audacious operation, using a subterranean pipeline to sneak past Ukrainian ...
President Vladimir Putin of Russia made a surprise visit late Wednesday to western Kursk and called for troops to rapidly ...
Moscow has broken through Kyiv's defensive lines, reclaiming dozens of square kilometers of territory, according to military ...
VLADIMIR Putin refused to commit to Trump’s 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine as the tyrant plays for time in the negotiations. The ...
Russian leaders comments signal that there will be difficult negotiations ahead that could frustrate President Donald Trump’s ...
Russian forces are scrambling to build on their rapid advance in retaking areas of the Kursk region, claiming control of the town of Sudzha on March 12, and President Vladimir Putin has met with ...
Ukraine sent troops into Kursk last year - but Vladimir Putin has claimed the oblast is now back under Russian control.
U.S. assessments of Vladimir Putin say that Moscow is determined to hold sway over Kyiv, despite ongoing ceasefire talks.
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