“Putin wants Kursk region back before Trump’s inauguration – The Telegraph Russia has deployed 50,000 troops, including 12,000 North Korean soldiers, for an offensive in Kursk region. the kremlin aims to regain lost territories by january 2024, when trump may become president of the usa.”, — write on: unn.ua
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It is noted that for this purpose, the Russian command deployed 50,000 Russian and North Korean troops to the Kursk region.
“NATO allies believe that Putin hopes to return the territories seized by Ukraine before Trump’s inauguration on January 20,” the article says.
According to the estimates of the British military intelligence, with which the publication got acquainted, Moscow is likely to increase the number of kamikaze drone attacks on Ukrainian positions in the coming days. The enemy can use new UAV launch sites near the border.
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The publication writes that about 12,000 North Korean soldiers sent by Kim Jong-un to support Moscow’s military efforts are likely to also be involved in hostilities in the Kursk region in accordance with the pact on mutual military assistance between Russia and North Korea concluded this year.
Ukrainian analysts believe that the Kremlin may also seek to use its biggest counteroffensive in the Kursk region in order to gain momentum and move further into the Sumy region.
The Telegraph notes that Russia has already recaptured roughly half of the territory captured by Ukraine as a result of the invasion of Kurshchyna in August. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi said that Ukrainian positions were being attacked by “tens of thousands of enemy soldiers from the best Russian shock units.”
Western diplomats are concerned that Putin will try to seize territory quickly before Trump’s inauguration to give Russia more bargaining power in any peace talks.
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