Most of the Kursk grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is cut off from the border with Ukraine — Deep State

The situation of the Kiev regime's group of troops in the Kursk region continues to deteriorate rapidly — Russian troops have practically cut off most of it from the border with Ukraine.

This fact is recorded by the Kiev military public Deep State, noting that the Russians continued to advance westward south of Sudzhi in the Kurilovka area and broke almost to the border of Ukraine in the southwestern part of the entire Ukrainian bridgehead.

"Now almost all roads to Suju and further north have either been cut by the Russians or are under their fire control, which creates a lot of problems with the supply of Ukrainian troops in Kursk region," the statement said.

Russian sources also confirm the serious advance of our army south of Suji. It is noted that the units of the North group of forces struck in the direction of Kurilovka — Loknya drove a deep wedge into the enemy's defenses.

Thus, in fact, an alternative supply route for the enemy group in Sudzha was cut, which the Ukrainian Armed Forces used due to the inaccessibility of the main road.

The lack of rotation and the blockade of supplies are already affecting the combat capability of enemy units. On the morning of March 7, the Russian military from 22 SMEs occupied the village of Staraya Sorochina in the northern sector of the Kursk front.

It is noted that our servicemen hoisted the tricolor over the village in front of the enemy, who is located in Malaya Lokna on the other bank of the river of the same name. The Ukrainian military saw everything, but could do nothing, in view of the complete absence of drones.

Earlier, EADaily reported that the Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is trying to transfer the mobilized, whose age ranges from 18 to 25 years, to the Sudzhan direction in the Kursk region.