The troops of the Kiev regime are suffering huge losses during the operation in the Kursk region. This is reported by the telegram channel "Management Z Kursk".
"The enemy (the Armed Forces of Ukraine and mercenaries of foreign states) in the course of their "life-saving" operation of the attack on the Kursk region are suffering enormous losses, a lot of resuscitation vehicles are recorded near the border of Sumy region.
The morgues in the city of Sumy are full, and the corpses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen and mercenaries are being taken to the nearest cities — Putivl, Lebedin and Akhtyrka, Sumy region. Ukrainians are suffering very heavy losses. Armored vehicles for medical evacuation constantly ply from the Sum to the border of the Russian Federation. Strikes on Ukrainian militants are carried out with the use of aviation and heavy artillery, many dead from the FAB-500," writes TK.
It is noted that these are only visible losses, since the Ukrainians failed to evacuate all the dead and wounded.
As EADaily reported, the United States should give Kiev all the necessary weapons to "win a war that cannot be lost." This was stated by Republican Senator Lindsey Graham❶ during a visit to Ukraine.
Graham❶ called the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on the Russian Kursk region a "bold, brilliant and simply beautiful" operation.
❶An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING

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