For the second time in two weeks, Ukrainian forces have blown up a headquarters belonging to the Russian 810th Naval Infantry Brigade. The battered brigade, one of the lead units for Russia’s two-month-old counteroffensive in western Russia’s Kursk Oblast, just can’t catch a break.

January 7, attacked a command post of Russian troops in the Kursk region. A precision strike was carried out, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. "On January 7, 2025, the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out a precision strike on the command post of the 810th Separate Marine Brigade of the Armed

Ukrainian defence forces have attacked the command post of the 810th Separate Marine Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces near the village of Belaya, Kursk Oblast. Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Details: The General Staff said that on 7 January,

Ukrainian forces staged a new attack on the town of Lgov in southern Russia's Kursk region on Monday, badly damaging a two-storey apartment building, the region's acting governor said, a week after four people were killed in another strike.

Ukrainian forces launched a new attack on Lgov in Russia's Kursk region, causing significant damage to a residential building and injuring one person. Power lines were also downed in the area. The assault follows previous attacks that resulted in fatalities and damages.

UKRAINE has stunned Vladimir Putin’s forces with a counter offensive in the Kursk region while Russia suffers “significant” troop losses – including North Korean soldiers.

The author of the Forbes article, questioning whether Ukrainians were aware of the Russian attack and vice versa, notes it may take several days to determine the motives and outcomes of the attacks. Read also: General Staff reports clashes in Kursk amid Ukraine's new offensive Forbes reports that Russian forces launched a large-scale assault with