The russians claim that the armed forces of Ukraine have advanced 25 km deep into the territory of the russian federation in the Kursk region.

They also express concern about the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), saying that the management of the Kursk NPP does not have a plan in case of an attack by the Armed Forces. "The administration of the power plant does not know where to hide the workers in case of missile danger.", they claim.

"Important Histories" write that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are now 76 km from the station. The city of Kurchatov, where the Kursk NPP is located, was attacked by drones overnight.

The Russian bureau of "Radio Liberty" reported that fighting is currently ongoing in the city of Sudzha.

Allegedly, the Armed Forces of Ukraine may be capturing the gas measuring station through which the main gas pipeline passes that is used for supply to countries in the European Union. According to enemy channels, the only remaining gas pumping point for Gazprom through Ukrainian territory was under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces as of 13:00 Moscow time.

Gazprom pumps approximately 40 million cubic meters of gas daily for export through the Sudzha station. This fuel is delivered to Austria, Slovakia and Hungary and provides approximately half of Gazprom's supplies to Europe. The remaining gas is purchased by European countries through Turkey via the Turkish Stream pipeline.

The information has not been independently verified.

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