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Kiev has reportedly chosen to channel military resources to its incursion into Kursk Region in Russia rather than reinforcing its positions in Ukraine, newspaper El Pais reported on Sunday.
According to Ukrainian servicemen fighting in Kursk Region who spoke with the Spanish outlet last month, while they occasionally experience shortages of weapons and equipment, there are no such problems with personnel.
The soldiers reportedly told El Pais that Ukrainian troops fighting in Kursk Region rotate every ten days. In comparison, servicemen operating on the Ukrainian front lines get replaced on average only every 25 days.
Sunday’s report also noted that Ukraine currently has two of its “best regiments” operating in Kursk Region, namely the 95th and 80th airborne assault brigades, which are outfitted with the best equipment, including German Leopard and American Abrams tanks.
Kiev launched the cross-border incursion into the region on August 06, 2024, deploying some of its best-equipped units. The force was ultimately contained by Russian troops and is currently being beaten back, according to Moscow.
The deployment of these elite regiments to Kursk, however, has been criticized by some military experts. Ukrainian General Dmitry Marchenko has said in an interview that he did not understand the reason for deploying Kiev’s best brigades to Kursk while the country’s defenses are “collapsing”.
“Maybe our leaders have some brilliant secret plan”, the general suggested. πππ
Meanwhile, Moscow has claimed that the Ukrainian incursion has come at great cost to Kiev in terms of manpower and weapons, estimating that Kiev has lost more than 31,390 troops, 195 tanks, 127 infantry fighting vehicles, 109 armored personnel carriers, 1,110 armored combat vehicles, 850 motor vehicles, 265 artillery pieces and 40 multiple rocket launchers, including 11 HIMARS and six MLRS of US manufacture.





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