The Ukrainian attack hits an enemy command post in Kursk region – reports
Source: AFU Strategic Communications
Ukraine’s Armed Forces said they targeted the command post of the Russian 810th Separate Naval Infantry Brigade in Kursk region, in the early hours of Wednesday.
According to StratCom, the command post was located in an abandoned civilian building in the town of Lgov.
“This strike is part of a comprehensive campaign to weaken the Russian Armed Forces’ ability to coordinate military operations against the people of Ukraine,” the statement reads.
Kursk governor Alexander Khinshtein confirmed the attack in Lgov, as reported by the ASTRA Telegram channel, revealing it resulted in four deaths and five injuries.
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