By Matthew Mpoke Bigg Ukrainian troops have withdrawn from all but a sliver of land in Russia’s Kursk region, according to military analysts and soldiers, as their monthslong campaign to occupy ...

On that day, Ukrainian troops embarrassed Moscow’s army yet again by conducting a mini-blitzkrieg into Kursk, a region in Russia. In the opening days of the operation, Kiev sent between 10,000 ...

A captured M-1 Abrams in Kursk. On Feb. 25, an elite Russian drone group—the Rubicon Center of Advanced Unmanned Systems—launched a devastating wave of attacks on the main supply line ...

North Korean troops have been sent in “suicidal attacks” involving waves of men to overrun Ukrainian troops during Russia’s ...

Ukrainian forces are fleeing the strategic region of Kursk after Russia took the city of Sudzha in a lightning offensive. In August, Ukraine launched the first invasion of Russia since World War ...

Referring to the situation in Kursk, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday that his country's military command was doing what it should, to save the lives of its soldiers.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has asserted that Ukraine's defence forces have achieved the Kursk operation's principal objective of drawing Russian soldiers away from the cities of Pokrovsk ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday called his military’s operation in Kursk Oblast a success, as the last remnants of Kyiv’s forces leave the Russian territory they have occupied ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his troops are still holding off Russian and North Korean forces in Russia’s Kursk region after a U.S. military official said Russian forces could ...

Ukraine's grip on Kursk has likely been a particularly sore spot for the Kremlin since Kyiv launched its cross-border offensive last August.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukrainian troops have not been encircled by Russian forces in Kursk region, accusing Russian leader Vladimir Putin of “lying” about the situation on the ...

LONDON -- Russian President Vladimir Putin visited a command center in Kursk on Wednesday, ordering troops there to "destroy" all Ukrainian formations remaining in the contested border region.