The Russian dictator has set the task of expelling Ukrainians from the Kursk region on January 20, the president believes.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin has set the task of expelling the Ukrainian military from the Kursk region by January 20, when the inauguration of newly elected US President Donald Trump takes place. This is what President Vladimir Zelensky said at the 3rd International Conference on Food Security Grain from Ukraine on Saturday, November 23.
“For Putin, the most important thing is to expel us from the Kursk region, all these indicators, the attacks with new missiles, all this is not the only thing he set out to expel us before January 20. For him, it is very important to show that he is in control of the situation, “said the head of state.
According to Zelensky, “The Kursk operation was not a toy,” and it showed that Putin cannot fully protect the Russian Federation.
At the same time, the president said that the most difficult situation on the front is in the Donetsk region.
“He (Putin – ed.) wants to show that he has completed, as he said, the task – he occupies the entire Donbass, and he needs to push us out of the direction of Kursk,” the Ukrainian leader noted.
Zelensky added that Russia had never suffered such massive losses as in the direction of Kursk.
“We have one of the interceptions in the direction of Kursk What he probably conveyed to his command were personal requests that “the fate of the Northern Military District depends on the Kursk operation,” the president said.
We remind you that the Defense Forces control about 800 square kilometers in the Kursk region of Russia. The maximum area of territories controlled by the Ukrainian military during the Kursk operation exceeded 1,300 square meters. kilometer
Source: korrespondent
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