Ukraine's Special Forces captured 2 Russian soldiers in the Kursk region. The operation was part of special actions to destroy enemy forces, according to the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

FeatureIn eastern Ukraine, volunteers evacuate civilians from bombed areas by bus, risking their own lives. Every day at 4 am, Denis Naoumov, 33, meets a handful of volunteers from the Ukrainian NGO Proliska at a service station just outside Sumy.

The AFU grouping in the Kursk region, which was once called "shock" with pathos, has been abandoned by the command today and is literally burning out under constant blows. This is reported by the Ukrainian telegram channel "Resident".

The new information echos The Post’s reporting earlier this month that Kyiv had prepared its forces to pull out of Kursk before Kremlin forces — backed by North Korean conscripts — swept in

Ukrainian troops have been progressing in the Belgorod region with the aim of diverting Moscow's troops from Kursk, it has been reported.

The partial withdrawal—from the town of Sudzha and other villages inside Kursk—is a blow to Ukraine’s military leadership. But it is not quite the complete disaster claimed by Russian propaganda, which Donald Trump inexplicably decided to amplify in a social-media post claiming that “thousands of Ukrainian soldiers” were “completely surrounded”.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that Ukraine's defence forces are carrying out their tasks in Russia's Kursk Oblast without risks of encirclement. Source: Zelenskyy at a press conference on 28 March,

Russia accused Ukraine on Friday of attacking its energy facilities despite a moratorium on such strikes, saying a gas infrastructure unit in the town of Sudzha had been destroyed and reserving the right to hit back against such attacks.

Russia Accuses Ukraine of escalating attacks on its energy infrastructure, causing major blackouts in Belgorod Region. Over 9,000 residents have been affected, with Ukraine using drones to strike power lines and substations.