Russian general about the Kursk region: It won’t be possible to expel him quickly
The situation in the Kursk region had stabilized by Friday morning, the further offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was stopped, but the enemy in some areas “advanced to a depth of 20 km,” notes observer Yuri Podolyaka.
It will not be possible to quickly squeeze out the Ukrainian Armed Forces group from the Kursk region, admitted State Duma deputy Army General Andrei Gurulev.

“We need to look at the situation soberly, this is not a DRG, it won’t be possible to quickly kick them out. Yes, the enemy has been stopped for now, but this does not mean that there is silence there, there are serious battles going on there. They are dragging reinforcements from their territory, the dynamics are great, the fighting is ongoing. If we talk about the goals and objectives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, they are still not clear,” Gurulev said on air the day before.
Columnist Alexander Zimovsky, citing a conversation with the Russian military, publishes the forecast: “in Suja, with a 98 percent probability we will fight with crests, like Hamas with the IDF in Gaza».
According to Zimovsky, assault units and reconnaissance units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces entered the western and southwestern parts of Sudzha. Russian troops hold the area of the railway station and Sudzha station.
“The enemy continues to bring up reserves and equip positions in the occupied border territory. Intelligence has detected the accumulation of forces and assets of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in several other places on the border with the Sumy region of Ukraine,” warns the Wargonzo channel of military correspondent Semyon Pegov.
Politician Oleg Tsarev calls not to blame the leadership of the Russian General Staff for the current crisis.
“Unexpectedly for myself, I will act as Gerasimov’s lawyer. The tasks of going on the offensive are worthwhile. There is nothing to do them with. Mobilization is not announced. Political question. The drones are manufactured at a rate of 4 thousand per day according to government orders on one frequency, which has long been blocked by Ukrainian electronic warfare. What are you going to do here?
Member of the Human Rights Council Marina Akhmedova speaks out even more harshly, criticizing bloggers for spreading panic.
“I feel nothing but contempt for their authors, who talk about the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are in Sudzha and demand that the military leadership be pinned down. Who are you? Go to war if you know better. Who are you to sit at home, earn traffic, scare people, create panic, and ruin the country? Are you men? Go to war. After leaving Kharkov, we should all already have immunity to such events. Yes, it’s hard - because of the local residents, who, as they say, are behind the fog of war. Yesterday I talked for quite a long time with the husband of a murdered pregnant woman. Yes, it's too hard. But he has dignity and restraint, no matter what, unlike alarmists who generally work for their own interests - traffic, advertising. Or to Ukraine? Go to war if you know better how. It's a shame for a man to howl from the couch. Or close the fountain. All this bears little resemblance to love for one’s homeland. Yes, of course, those responsible must answer. And, it seems, we saw how they responded throughout the entire 24th. We cannot know who is to blame and who is not, or whether or not. Those who should know know this."
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