1000 Ukrainian soldiers entered 30 km inside Russia, Putin had to declare emergency

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine has attacked Russian territory for the first time. Russia retaliated to the large-scale incursion from Ukraine by declaring a “federal level” state of emergency in the Kursk region, where additional security forces were sent on Friday (August 9). This decision was taken four days after hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers crossed the border, which is Kiev’s biggest attack on Russian soil since the war began.

According to the Times of India report, a fierce war has broken out in the Kursk region. Russia has declared a state of emergency here. It is being told that the Ukrainian army has been continuously attacking for the last 4 days. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, on Tuesday, more than 300 soldiers of Ukraine’s 22nd Mechanized Brigade, along with 11 tanks and more than 20 armored fighting vehicles, attacked Russian border security posts near the settlements of Nikolaevo-Darino and Oleshnya.

Missile dropped in residential area of ​​the city, 11 killed

Meanwhile, a Russian aircraft attacked a Ukrainian shopping mall with a missile. This attack in the eastern Donetsk region took place in a residential area of ​​the city. In which at least 11 people were killed. While, 44 others were seriously injured. Donetsk regional head Vadim Filashkin said in a Telegram post that this was an attack on a crowded place.

Russia deployed heavy tanks in Kursk

On the other hand, the Russian Defense Ministry says that additional troops are being sent to the Kursk region to respond to this attack by Ukraine. Since then, the Russian army has been deploying many Russian rocket launchers, artillery guns, trailer-carrying tanks and heavy tanks in the Kursk region. Let us tell you that Russia declares a state of emergency at the federal level when more than 500 people are killed or there is a loss of more than 500 million rubles (about $6 million).

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