⚡️Incursion into Kursk Oblast could 'change the tide' for Ukraine, US Senator says.
During an interview on CBS' Face the Nation on Aug. 18, U.S. Senator Mark Kelly said that Ukraine's incursion into Kursk Oblast could help Ukraine change the course of the war in the country's favor.
Referring to Ukraine's incursion into Kursk Oblast, Kelly said that he believes "the Ukrainians have done something unforeseeable that could really change the tide of how this conflict’s gonna play out," noting that over 130,000 Russians have been forced to evacuate regions near the border.
When asked if the Arizona Senator was "comfortable" with Ukraine using U.S.-provided weapons in Kursk Oblast, Kelly replied: "I am at this point."
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Lukashenko claims Ukraine would be "very happy" if Russia used nuclear weapons
According to Ukrainska Pravda, Alexander Lukashenko, the self-proclaimed President of Belarus, "stated that if russia utilised nuclear weapons, Ukraine would be "very happy" because the Kremlin would no longer have any allies."
"The worry is that escalation on Ukraine’s part is an attempt to force Russia to take asymmetric actions. Let's consider the usage of nuclear weapons. I am confident that Ukraine would be pleased if Russia or we utilised tactical nuclear weapons there. That would bring them joy"
they cite Lukashenko.
Lukashenko claims that utilising nuclear weapons would deprive Russia and Belarus of allies.
"Then we'd probably have few allies left. In general, there would be no sympathetic countries left. Because they are involved in what is happening," said Lukashenko.
"Second, it's nuclear weapons. We have already formed a certain image negative to these nuclear weapons. So they want to push [us to do it – ed.]," the Belarusian leader added.
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🗣🐵 If Putin does not make concessions and refuses to negotiate except on his own terms, Kyiv will have no choice but to remain in the Kursk region and move forward to increase pressure on Moscow. In anticipation of such a scenario, Ukraine has created a "military commandant's office" in the occupied areas as a demonstration of a new front line opposing Moscow, — The Times
⚡️👀 The third and last bridge across the Seim River was destroyed, — Russian war correspondents
Now about 2,500 Russian troops and about 700 square kilometers may be surrounded
This is roughly equal to the area that Russia has occupied in Ukraine over the past year. Russia can no longer bring supplies/reinforcements/wounded/weapons into or out of this territory via bridges. However, we should not forget about pontoon crossings
⚡️🇩🇪🇺🇦 Germany has updated the list of military aid provided to Ukraine
The new supplies include:
🟠 One IRIS-T SLS surface-to-air missile system;
🟠 14,000 155mm artillery shells;
🟠 10 unmanned surface vehicles;
🟠 26 VECTOR reconnaissance drones with spare parts;
🟠 Materials for explosive ordnance disposal;
🟠 6 high-mobility engineering excavators;
🟠 One armored recovery vehicle, Bergepanzer 2, with spare parts.
🟠 55,000 first aid kits;
🟠 700 assault rifles MK 556;
🟠 10 precision rifles HLR 338 with ammunition;
🟠 50 rifles CR 308.
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