The Kursk operation of the Defense Forces of Ukraine on the territory of the aggressor country Russia has been ongoing for more than 2.5 months. During this time, Ukrainian soldiers destroyed a lot of Russian invaders, as well as their equipment and weapons. What's more, the so-called "road of death" even formed in Kurshchyna.
Points of attention
- Ukrainian soldiers in the Kursk operation have been effectively destroying Russian invaders and their equipment for over 2.5 months.
- The 'road of death' in the Kursk region symbolizes the path of destruction left behind by Ukrainian paratroopers, showcasing the defeat of the enemy forces.
- The 82nd separate Bukovyna Assault Brigade and other units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have methodically eliminated enemy military equipment, leaving only ashes and debris.
What does the "road of death" look like in the Kursk region
The new bright video was shared by the communications department of the 82nd separate Bukovyna Assault Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as well as the command of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
In addition, it is emphasized that the paratroopers of the 82nd ODSHBr and other units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine methodically wiped out the enemy's military equipment from the face of the earth, leaving only the ashes and debris from the so-called "second army of the world".
It is also worth paying attention to the fact that the infamous 155th brigade of marines suffered the largest losses of equipment.
What is known about the situation at the front on October 24-25
During the past 24 hours, 187 combat clashes took place at the front between Russian invaders and Ukrainian defenders.
In addition, it is emphasized that the Russian army struck the positions of Ukrainian units and populated areas with one missile strike using two missiles, as well as 85 airstrikes, including dropping 153 anti-aircraft missiles.
Also, the enemy launched more than 4,000 attacks, 130 of them from rocket salvo fire systems, and engaged about 1,500 kamikaze drones for destruction.