Russia sweeps Kursk; Germany exhausts weapons aid to Ukraine,... are notable news that will be in the Russia - Ukraine war news bulletin on the evening of March 6.
Russia storms Kursk, recaptures 2 villages
Updating the situation of the Russia-Ukraine war, Military Summary channel reported that right before US President Donald Trump's speech to Congress, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sent an open letter expressing regret for what happened at the White House and supporting a quick end to the war in Ukraine.
However, some experts believe that this is probably not an attempt to resolve the conflict between Moscow and Kiev, but an attempt to launch a Franco-British plan to prolong the conflict.
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| Russia launches massive attacks on war zones in Ukraine. Source: Russian Defense Ministry |
Meanwhile, on the ground, fierce fighting continued on the Kursk front. Russian forces had significantly improved their positions in the Sudzha direction. Russian troops had been on the offensive for the past 24 hours, taking control of the villages of Loknya and Kurilovka. They were only a few kilometers away from the vital highway.
After initiating peace talks, Russian forces are trying to regain as much territory as possible in the Kursk region, and they are also advancing across the border, capturing the M2 checkpoint in Kharkov province.
Russian artillery shells Ukrainian stronghold in Kursk
According to Zvezda, paratroopers from Russia's Tula Airborne Forces unit used Grad multiple rocket launchers to take down enemy infantry in Kursk.
The Grad multiple launch system received the coordinates of the infantry group of the Ukrainian armed forces from the unmanned aerial units. Ukraine tried to gain a foothold in the destroyed houses and outbuildings.
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| Russia opens fire on Ukrainian bases. Source: Russian Defense Ministry |
The Grad system rained fire on a square area with a barrage of precision missiles. The defeat of the Ukrainian infantry was confirmed by UAVs.
Artillery - Russian paratroopers cleared the way for the assault groups of airborne troops. Grad systems attacked Ukrainian military equipment and personnel both in the forest, in the open and in fortresses.
Grad teams are always on alert and ready to attack any target. They attack and quickly change positions so that the enemy does not detect them.
Germany drains weapons aid to Ukraine
According to RT, at a press conference on March 5, German Defense Ministry spokesman Michael Stempfle received questions about transferring to Kiev more Patriot air defense missile systems as well as other weapons from Berlin's warehouse.
Mr Stempfle said that although Germany had sent a lot of weapons to Ukraine, there were “natural limits to this”. The spokesman stressed that Germany also needed to strengthen its own defense capabilities and ensure that its European allies were in a “good position”.
According to Mr. Stempfle, Germany has been one of Kiev's most important supporters since the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalated in February 2022. The German government has so far provided significant military and financial aid to Kiev, with a total value of about 44 billion euros. Among the aid equipment are Leopard main battle tanks, Panzerfaust 3 anti-tank missiles, Stinger air defense missiles and Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft armored vehicles.
Source: https://congthuong.vn/chien-su-nga-ukraine-toi-63-nga-can-quet-kursk-377091.html
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