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Russia vows to respond to Ukraine's Kursk incursion with military force

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The situation in Ukraine and Russia is escalating, with Ukraine's military commander claiming control of approximately 1,000 square kilometers of Russian territory. However, Russian President Vladimir Putin warns that Ukraine will receive a "worthy response" for its actions. Putin also stated that the incursion is an attempt by Kyiv to gain leverage in peace talks, and that Russia's defense ministry has destroyed 12 Ukrainian drones over the Kursk region.

    1. Russia must be forced to make peace if Putin wants to fight so badly.
    2. Russia brought war to others, and now it is coming home.
    1. The losses of the Ukrainian armed forces are increasing dramatically for them, including among the most combat-ready units, units that the enemy is transferring to our border.
    2. The enemy will certainly receive a worthy response, and all the goals facing us will, without a doubt, be achieved.
    1. Ukrainians see a prospect of a long war, a difficult war, a bloody war.
    1. We don't know what has happened to around 2,000 people in these areas. To date, 121,000 people have already left or been evacuated.
    1. The enemy is already aware that the blitzkrieg that it planned did not work out.
    1. The apparent goal is to create a problem area for Russia, which will distract its forces and its leadership's attention and resources from where they're trying to succeed right now.

Russia-Ukraine War

  1. Putin Visits Kursk for the First Time Since Russia Announced Recapture of the Region
  2. Drone Strikes Escalate Between Russia and Ukraine Following Trump-Putin Ceasefire Talks
  3. Russia launches largest drone attack against Ukraine since beginning of war, Ukrainian military says

sources

  1. 1.The Times of India
  2. 2.Le Monde
  3. 3.Al Jazeera
  4. 4.The New York Times
  5. 5.CNA News
  6. 6.DW News
  7. 7.ABC News (Australia)
  8. 8.The Guardian
  9. 9.The Japan Times
  10. 10.South China Morning Post
  11. 11.France 24
  12. 12.Agence France-Presse

perspectives

  1. 1.US Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Russian Foreign Policy
  3. 3.Russia-Ukraine War
  4. 4.Chinese Foreign Policy
  5. 5.US-Russia Relations
  6. 6.Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
  7. 7.Nuclear Weapons
  8. 8.German Foreign Policy
  9. 9.Russian Politics
  10. 10.Rare-Earth Elements
  11. 11.Ukrainian Politics
  12. 12.EU-Russia Relations

countries

  1. 1.Russian FederationRU
  2. 2.UkraineUA
  3. 3.GermanyDE
  4. 4.United StatesUS
  5. 5.ChinaCN
  6. 6.SlovakiaSK
  7. 7.BelarusBY
  8. 8.FranceFR
  9. 9.Iran, Islamic Republic ofIR

organizations

  1. 1.Krem­lin
  2. 2.Telegram
  3. 3.North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
  4. 4.Ukrainian Armed Forces
  5. 5.Chechen Akhmat
  6. 6.European Union
  7. 7.Gazprom
  8. 8.Republican Party
  9. 9.Ukrainian Security Service
  10. 10.Foreign Intelligence Service
  11. 11.US State Department
  12. 12.Russian Intelligence Services

persons

  1. 1.Vladimir PutinRU
  2. 2.Aleksey Smirnov
  3. 3.Volodymyr ZelenskiyUA
  4. 4.Oleksandr SyrskyiUA
  5. 5.Vyacheslav GladkovRU
  6. 6.Anton Troianovski
  7. 7.Valery GerasimovRU
  8. 8.Apty AlaudinovRU
  9. 9.Andriy Zagorodnyuk
  10. 10.Ihor RomanenkoUA
  11. 11.Lindsay GrahamUS
  12. 12.Sean Bell

technicals

  1. 1.World War II
  2. 2.Black Sea
  3. 3.Crimea Peninsula
  4. 4.Sukhoi Su-34
  5. 5.Iskander
  6. 6.Marders
  7. 7.Battle of Kursk
  8. 8.Nazism
  9. 9.Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant