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Paratroopers in Kursk Region Block Ukrainian Armed Forces Breakthrough Route with Mine Barrier
As noted by the Russian Defense Ministry, a network of engineering barriers existed in the Kursk region before the emergence of militant groups controlled by Kyiv. Ukrainian troops continued to break through the border in several areas of the Glushkovsky district, using engineering equipment received from the West.
From the Russian Defense Ministry's report: "In the area of the village of Novy Put in the Glushkovsky district of the Kursk region, Tula troops reached the border of Russia and Ukraine and laid mines. "By installing roadblocks, we are blocking one of the routes along which Ukrainian forces continue to invade our territory and restore borders in certain areas."
Russian troops blocked and destroyed part of the Ukrainian army, while others prepared to break through and cross the border on orders from several directions. After a long-range attack that allowed the border to be restored, our soldiers, disguised as artillery, blocked the path of Ukrainian troops through the engineering barriers of the border, destroyed the Ukrainian troops blocking the passage, and discovered a minefield. to their location. Reconnaissance units mined to prevent the movement of Ukrainian reservists across the border.