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The Russian Ministry of Defense said on Thursday that its forces have overcome the control of the judge, the largest city in its region Kursk, which are held by the Ukrainian forces over the last six months.

The Ukrainian Commander -in -Chief Alexander Sirski also acknowledged that in the previous evening the Ukrainian troops were distracted from the Kursk region and that the Russian troops entered the court, but stated that the fight continued on the outskirts of the city.

President of Ukrainian Valodimir Zelensky stated that the military command in the area “does what should be done – preserving as much life of our soldiers.”

A Russian offensive In Kursk -walnt, with the support of the North Korean troops, has intensified in recent weeks when the drones’s strikes headed towards the court, which Ukraine used to return its forces.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the team in Kursk on Wednesday when he ordered the army to expel Ukraine’s troops from the region “as soon as possible”.

Moscow’s quick impetus to return the square, first confiscated by Ukrainian troops in August, when Russian and US officials are preparing for another meeting to discuss the termination war.

Kremlin’s press secretary Dmitry Pesko told reporters on Thursday that the US and Russia Negotiations should be held after Kyiv agreed with the original 30-day ceasefire during a meeting with US officials in Saudi Arabia this week.

The aircraft registered in Steve Witco, Special Envoy of US President Donald Trump in the Middle East has landed in Moscow, Flightradar24 reports.

US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz talked to Yuri Ushakov, a Russian president’s foreign policy advisor on Wednesday, Pesko said.

Russia has stated that there would be no ceasefire in Ukraine, which did not include the official and final settlement of its three -year invasion, which contradicted the US demand for rapid ceasefire. According to Interfax, Peskov said it is too early to say what Russia’s position would be in the negotiations.