Russia has already pulled out a few thousands of its soldiers from Ukraine to deal with Ukrainian success in Kursk region

Russia has already pulled out a few thousands of its soldiers from Ukraine to deal with Ukrainian success in Kursk region — White House Advisor

The U.S. has determined that Russia diverted some of its troops from Ukraine to counter Ukraine's developing offensive in the Kursk region. John Kirby told this CNN during an interview on 15 August. "It is apparent to us that Mr Putin and the Russian military are diverting some resources, some units, towards the Kursk Oblast to ostensibly counter what the Ukrainians are doing," John Kirby stated. The figures aren't precise, but the U.S. suggests that several brigade-sized elements made up of at least 1,000 troops each have been shifted to the Kursk region. He, however, noted that this discovery doesn't change the situation in Ukraine significantly. According to him, this doesn't indicate that “Mr. Putin has given up military operations in the northeast part of Ukraine or even down towards the south, towards places like Zaporizhya.” Read also: Ukraine’s incursion is “obvious humiliation” for Putin, Lithuania’s National Defence Minister says The post Russia has already pulled out a few thousands of its soldiers from Ukraine to deal with Ukrainian success in Kursk region — White House Advisor appeared first on Freedom.

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Russia has already pulled out a few thousands of its soldiers from Ukraine to deal with Ukrainian success in Kursk region — White House Advisor

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