Ukraine Takes The Fight To Russia: The Bloody, Bold Attack on Kursk
In a bold shift from defense to offense, Ukraine’s strike on Kursk has sent a clear message to Russia: no city, no matter how deep within its borders, is beyond reach.
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In a bold shift from defense to offense, Ukraine’s strike on Kursk has sent a clear message to Russia: no city, no matter how deep within its borders, is beyond reach.
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