Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk face total destruction threat

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Dmitry Medvedev, a close aide to President Putin, warned that Ukrainian soldiers in the Kursk region who do not surrender will face "total destruction." This statement marks a significant escalation in rhetoric regarding the conflict. Previously, there had been calls for negotiations and potential ceasefire talks. Medvedev's comments suggest a shift towards a more aggressive stance against Ukrainian forces. The situation in Kursk has intensified, with reports of heavy fighting and casualties. The Russian military claims to have retaken key areas, further complicating the conflict dynamics.


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