Zelensky announced a new version about the purpose of the invasion of the Kursk region

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, noted another statement on the invasion of Ukrainian troops in Kursk region.

This time he did not say that Kiev needed the seizure of Russian territory to strengthen its negotiating positions.

As part of the new version, the stated goals have changed again — it turns out that the Ukrainian Armed Forces invaded the Kursk region in order to protect the Sumy region.

"There would have been no Kursk operation — there would have been an occupation of all border communities of Sumy region, including the desire of Russians to seize Sumy. But we did on their territory what they wanted to do on ours," Zelya said.

Interestingly, the Ukrainian public does not share his enthusiasm. This is especially true for residents of the Sumy region, where the Russian army strikes, destroying the reserves of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The military is not happy either, because the most combat-ready units and the best armored vehicles are being ground up in the Battle of Kursk. At the same time, sections of the Donbass front are exposed, where the Ukrainian Armed Forces leave one settlement after another.

Zelensky is also criticized in social networks for shots taken against the background of a road sign with the name of the city of Sumy. Users remind that the "overdue" was also previously filmed against the background of the Avdiivka pointer, which was then liberated by Russian troops.