Breakthrough in the Kursk region: Himars destroyed the Russian Armed Forces column, and 20 km (maps) remained in the NPP

On the evening of August 8, the Russian command assured citizens that successfully reflects a breakthrough in the Kursk region. The Russians heard that the fighting took place in the border areas, and the military of the Russian Federation was fighting with dozens of tanks, armored vehicles and BMPs. In addition, it seemed to knock down Himars shells that threatened the columns of military equipment with live power. Focus gathered information about the situation in the Kursk region as of August 9.

The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation in the morning on August 9 stated that during the night it reflected the attack of UAV of the Armed Forces. The Russian command report stated that 75 drones were knocked down, with seven over the Kursk region. The rest - above Belgorod (26 pcs. ), Lipetsk (19), Bryansk (5), Voronezh (4), Orel (1), as well as above the occupied Crimea (5) and the Black Sea (8).

In addition, the Russians told how the military of the Russian Federation successfully repelled all the attacks of Ukrainians and stopped a breakthrough in the Kursk region. Acting Governor Alexei Smirnov did not publish details of the situation in the Kursk region. On the night of August 8-9, for eight hours, he warned the locals four times about the "rocket threat". Meanwhile, Russian milblogists publish ambiguous explanations of what is happening under Sudzhia.

On the one hand, they are worried about the destruction of the Russian column, which was put under the impact of Himars. On the other hand, they report that no villages are captured, just a small shooting. At the same time, the locals will go away from the border for unclear reasons. Meanwhile, Roszma's militarycore Alexander Kotz told about a visit to the battle line.

According to him, near the road, he saw undermined vehicles of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which the remedies did not help to reflect from the FPV-ovary. The Armed Forces General Staff in the morning report did not mention the breakthrough in the Kursk region. There is information about two points where the largest number of attacks of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation took place: under Pokrovsk - 29, under the estuary - 24.

Deepstate analysts in the morning of August 9 published the first information about the breakthrough in the Kursk region. The post states that on the first day of activation of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces, it was possible to reach the village of Green Way, to get to the outskirts of the city of Sudzh. Within 24 hours, they released a drill, Darin, Oleshny. In addition, some details of events were told.

For example, in a Sverdlikovo, the Russians gave up without resistance, in Oleshny - tried to fight. At two points, the units of the Russian Federation were surrounded, and in Nikolaev-Darino the enemy even managed to reflect the "first bond". In addition, analysts confirmed the Himars attack on a column of Russian equipment filled with Russian soldiers. The event took place near the village of Oktyabrsk, halfway from Rylsk to Stepanivka.

The video can count half a dozen cars that are beaten and burned on the side. Focus does not publish a video for ethical reasons. Analysts of the Institute of War Study on the map of hostilities indicated that the "tongues" that are fighting are stretching on both sides to Kurchatov - a city near which Kursk NPP is located. As of August 9, the distance to the settlement is about 20 km (from Novosergiivka, approximately).

The Clement Millin Osint Analysis has published a slightly different configuration line that ends in the area of ​​Little Lopeen and Olgivka. It should be noted that on August 8, the OSINT analyst investigated a breakthrough in the Kursk region and noted that he doubted the attempt to get to Kursk NPP. In his opinion, the purpose of hostilities can be the protection of the Sumy region and the alignment of the border near the village of Totokne in the Russian Federation.