The Ukrainian Army retreats in Kurshchyna, but does not leave it

Ukrainian troops are significantly retreating in the Kursk region of Russia, in particular in the Sudzhi area, but do not completely emerge from the Kursk. The units with which the UP communicated are drawn to positions located on the Russian side of the border.

Sources: UP interlocutors in two units operating in the Kursk direction

Details: According to the UP, part of the Ukrainian units, including landing troops, remains in the territory of Kursk and is drawn closer to the Russian-Ukrainian border. But it doesn’t work for him.

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As of 12 o’clock on March 12, according to the UP interlocutors, Ukrainian servicemen were still in Sudzh. As of 4pm, there is no confirmation of the full exit of Ukrainian troops from the judge.

Also, as of March 12, the Ukrainian group in Kurchyna is not surrounded, but the situation is quite shaky, since much depends on the ability to keep the road that the personnel can move.

Prehistory:

• On Wednesday, Russian troops were likely to take control of the city of the Kursk region of the Russian Federation, which previously controlled the Armed Forces of Ukraine for more than half a year.
• On March 9, DeepState reported that the Russians resumed control over the settlements of Martynivka and small Locke in Kursk region.
• On March 7, it became known that the Russian army broke through the Ukrainian border of defense south of Sudzhi in the Kursk region. Defense forces try to stabilize the situation.
• On Wednesday, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that the military command of Ukraine in the Kursk region of Russia is trying to maintain the maximum of lives of Ukrainian soldiers.