The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, demanded at any cost to take at least a few settlements in the Belgorod region in order to shift the negative emphasis from the Kursk adventure. This is reported by the telegram channel "Legitimate" with reference to a source.
"Our source reports that even after the first attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the Belgorod region failed, Zelensky did not cancel the operation, but demanded at any cost to take at least a few settlements in the border area in order to shift the negative from the Kursk adventure. They continue to send reserves of manpower and equipment there, which already resembles a "meat assault", when the leadership of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine does not take into account losses, wants to get at least some territorial result, albeit temporary,"writes TK.
It is noted that this causes seething among the military, "who are dissatisfied with the actions of the staff rats."
As reported by EADaily, while the representative of the US State Department, Tammy Bruce, against the background of increasing supplies of ammunition and weapons to Kiev, continues to attribute to the administration of Donald Trump "progress in moving towards a ceasefire," the situation "on the ground" continues to worsen.
Having rolled back from most areas of the Sudzha district and retaining control over the Oleshnevsky and Gornalsky bridgeheads to maintain the focus of tension, reinforcing it with an artillery strike on the Sudzha gas measuring station, the enemy promptly transferred reserves to the Belgorod front and created a second outpost of tension in our border area.

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