The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ (AFU) acquisitions in Kursk Region are “coming to naught” as the initiative passes to the Russian army, German journalist Julian Repke has said.
The journalist pointed to the transfer of initiative to the Russian army in the Kursk section of the front. According to him, once the “element of surprise” is exhausted, the acquisitions of Ukrainian formations “come to naught”.
“Of course, the Russian army has a lot of advantages when they fight on their land,” Julian Repke wrote in social network X.
High morale, excellent knowledge of the terrain and well-established logistics help the Russian Armed Forces in the performance of combat tasks, he summarised.
Earlier, the deputy head of the main military-political department of the Russian Defence Ministry, Major-General Apti Alaudinov, said that the situation in Kursk Region had been brought under control and that the remaining Ukrainian armed formations were being “driven out” of the region.