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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on September 27 that the Sever Group of Forces had inflicted more losses on several formations of Kiev forces close to the settlements of Lyubimovka, Daryino, Novy Put, Nikolayevo-Daryino and Plekhovo in the Kursk direction.
Most of the losses were sustained by the 21st, 22nd, 115th mechanized brigades, 17th Tank Brigade, 82nd and 95th air assault brigades, 1st National Guard Brigade, 36th Marine Brigade and the 103rd Territorial Defence Brigade.
In its daily briefing, the ministry also said that five Ukrainian counter-attacks were repelled near the settlements of Lyubimovka and Plekhovo.
“As a result, the AFU [Armed Forces of Ukraine] losses amounted to up to 30 troops killed and wounded; four armored fighting vehicles and one motor vehicle were destroyed. One serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine surrendered,” it added.
In addition, the ministry announced that 11 attempts by Kiev forces to break through the Russian border were thwarted near the settlements of Novy Put and Medvezhye.
“The AFU losses amounted to more than 70 people killed and wounded; one armored personnel carrier, seven armored fighting vehicles, and three motor vehicles were neutralized. Two AFU servicemen surrendered,” the ministry said.
Russian air and artillery strikes also hit gatherings of the 21st, 22nd, 41st, 61st, 115th mechanized brigades, 17th Tank Brigade, 80th, 95th air assault brigades, 1st National Guard Brigade and 36th Marine Brigade as well as the 103rd and 129th territorial defense brigades, according to the ministry.
The gatherings were struck close to the settlements of Guyevo, Daryino, Kolmakov, Kubatkin, Kozachya Loknya, Lyubimovka, Malaya Loknya, Martynovka, Mikhaylovka, Medvezhye, Novaya Sorochina, Novy Put, Orlovka, Plekhovo, Pravda, Tolsty Lug and Cherkasskoye Porechnoye.
Other strikes hit the the Ukrainian region of Sumy, which borders Kursk, targeting the reserves of the 21st, 22nd, 41st, and 115th mechanized brigades, 82nd and 95th air assault brigades, 92nd Assault Brigade and 1st National Guard Brigade as well as the 101st and 103rd territorial defense brigades near the settlements of Atinskoye, Belovody, Boyaro-Lezhachi, Glukhov, Zhuravka, Zarutskoye, Katerinovka, Kruzhok, Moskalenki, Machulishcha, Novoya Sloboda, Pavlovka, Rovnoye, Ryzhevka, Svessa and Sumy.
“Over 330 troops, 16 armored vehicles, including one tank, two armored personnel carriers, and 13 armored fighting vehicles, as well as one artillery gun, one EW station, one counter-battery radar, and eight motor vehicles have been eliminated during the day. Two AFU servicemen surrendered,” the ministry detailed in its statement.
Russian media also released several videos showing some of the recent strikes that targeted Kiev forces in both Kursk and Sumy.
Kiev forces launched a surprise attack on Kursk last August. Since the start of the attack, at least 56 Russian civilians have been killed and more than 266 others have been wounded. Moreover, the attack displaced more than 144,000 civilians. The fate of some 2,000 others who lived in areas attacked by Kiev forces remain unknown.
The Russian military launched a counter-attack in Kursk earlier this month. So far, nearly a dozen settlements have been reportedly liberated.
According to the Russian MoD, since the start of the battle in Kursk Kiev forces have lost 17,750 troops, 131 tanks, 62 infantry fighting vehicles, 97 armored personnel carriers, 837 armored fighting vehicles, 533 motor vehicles, 143 artillery guns, 31 launchers, including eight American-made HIMARS and six MLRS systems, eight air defense systems, five transport-loading vehicles, 37 electronic warfare stations, nine counter-battery radars, two aerial radars, 18 engineering vehicles, including 11 counter obstacle vehicles, one UR-77 mine clearing vehicle and one armored recovery vehicle.
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every day for 2-1/2 years here at shit front it is reported that afu is “totally destroyed”…lying orc shitstains…heheheh
damn your annoying.
its called attrition. you could pick up a dictionary once or twice and educate yourself. but by your posts i would assume that you are a bild or newsweek reader. would explain a lot.
i only hate russians cause they won’t ejaculate in my ass and mouth
i will ejaculate in both of your orifices sweety!
yes please, i need that sweet nazi jizz inside my body!
heheheh
go ask “geylensky” he may satisfy your gey wishes
nato always fighting for global corporations calling that “freedom and security” with citizens voting for politicians unburdened with brain cells.
unbelievable. it’s dejavu all over again. natzies attacking kursk no to take territory per se, but rather to inflict a strategic defeat on the motherland. i know how this story ends. it is the us, its nato vassals and their ukrainian cannon fodder who will suffer its worst strategic defeat. worse than vietnam, syria, iraq and afghanistan put altogether. viva putin. viva assad. viva maduro. viva the aces of resistance.