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Putin Visits Kursk Region Command Center

Putin Visits Kursk Region Command Center
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World March 12, 2025 22:30

kursk, russia - Russian President Putin visits military command center in Kursk region, emphasizes the need to fully reclaim the area from Ukrainian forces.

Putin's Visit to Kursk Region

Russian President Putin dons military uniform to visit Kursk region's command center amidst ongoing conflict.

Key Points:

  • Kursk region under Ukrainian military control
  • Putin stresses urgency to defeat Ukrainian forces
  • Gen. Gerasimov reports significant territorial gains
  • Ukrainian losses in Kursk region exceed 67,000 soldiers

Reclaiming Kursk Region

Putin commends Russian troops for repelling Ukrainian forces and emphasizes the necessity to fully reclaim Kursk region.

Treatment of Captives

Putin declares captured Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk region will be treated as 'terrorists' under Russian law, initiating legal procedures.

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