The fighting in the Kursk region is coming to its logical conclusion. The troops of the Kiev regime can either surrender or be destroyed.
This opinion was expressed in a comment to the publication Lenta.ru military expert, captain of the first rank of the reserve Vasily Dandykin. According to him, at present, the territory that the Ukrainian Armed Forces captured on Kursk land has halved.
"This is the garrison that is located in the north. The replenishment of ammunition, the rotation of people are now reduced to zero for the Armed Forces of Ukraine," stated Kaperang.
According to him, about two thousand Ukrainian servicemen are now surrounded in the Kursk region, who are "hiding in the forest belts, but are resisting."
"Our guys are striking. But the enemy is trying to unblock and withdraw them from there by introducing new formations from the border with the Kursk region," the expert noted.
At the same time, he stressed that weather conditions and mudslides in a particular situation favor the actions of the Russian army.
"It will be more difficult for the enemy to leave on the roads, there is less and less equipment, there is, in general, no fuel for it. That is, the moment of truth comes: either surrender or be destroyed," concluded Dandykin.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Russian units from the South group of forces liberated the settlement of Alexandropol of the Donetsk People's Republic as a result of active offensive actions.

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