Ukraine occupies 1,000 square kilometers of Russian territory, claims Zelensky’s army – India TV Hindi

There has been a war going on between Russia and Ukraine for more than two years. Neither of the two countries has been able to take a decisive lead in the war. However, recently the Ukrainian army has entered Russian territory for the first time and captured a large area of ​​the Kursk region. Russian President Vladimir Putin is also very angry with this incident. Now the Ukrainian army has said that it has occupied about 1000 square kilometers of Russia.

Zelensky accepted the talk of military operation

According to AP’s report, Ukrainian President Zelensky has for the first time directly confirmed the military operation inside Russia’s Kursk region. At the same time, Ukraine’s military commander says that Ukrainian forces have now taken control of about 1,000 square kilometers of Russian territory.

What did Zelensky say?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed on Monday that Ukrainian troops were conducting further operations inside Russia’s Kursk region. In a post on Telegram, Zelensky praised the country’s soldiers and commanders for their firmness and decisive actions. He did not say anything more about his troops’ march into Russia. He suggested that Ukraine would provide humanitarian aid to the region.

What did Putin say?

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that Ukraine’s incursion in the Kursk region is an attempt by Kiev to stop Moscow’s aggression in Donbass. Addressing a meeting with top defence officials, Putin said Ukraine’s attack last Tuesday reflected Kiev’s attempt to strengthen its position in future negotiations. Putin said the Russian army has further intensified its offensive in Donbass. (input language)

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