Notices by Tendar (tendar@newsie.social), page 3

Russian regime authorities have issued urgent evacuation orders to all remaining civilians in the Glushkovsky District (area in green), Kursk Region. It is likely that Ukrainian forces have already crossed into that region.

Ukrainian forces have taken more territory on the left flank of their attack vector into the Russian Kursk region. The Russian flag has been torn down from the administrative building of Vnezapnoe.

Russia is extending its ban on gasoline exports until the end of December 2024. Apparently, they couldn’t compensate the losses in terms of production capacity.

Source: https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Russia-Extends-Gasoline-Export-Ban-Until-the-End-of-2024.amp.html

Ukrainian UAVs reached the Kulebaksky District, Nizhny Novgorod Region, in Russia. Target was most certainly the Savasleyka air base, which is home to MiG-31K. It seems that at least one drone goes controlled nose-dive down.

Citizens in the region counted 10 drones.

Source: Telegram / Astra

The Ukrainian army rolling calmly through the Russian village of Plekhovo, Kursk Region, and greeted by some citizens with “Slava Ukraini”.

Source: Telegram / Mysiagin

More Russian militants have been captured in the Kursk region. Ukrainian forces seem to move way too fast for the Russian army and I believe it has to do with the way they are cutting this Russian region methodically into pieces.

Source of pics: Telegram / Khorne Grou

On the map:

Video coming from the border village of Dar’ino and showing Ukrainian soldiers tearing down the Russian flag.

It happened most likely on the first day of the Kursk operation.

Dozens of Kadyrovskis got captured in the Kursk region.

The amount of Russian militants going into captivity over the past 5 days is really mind-boggling. It is so revealing, because it tells us that the Ukrainian thrust is too fast for them to retreat.

Source: X / Sternenko

Russian refugees from the Korenevsky District, Kursk Region, report that Ukrainian forces are in the villages of Snagost and Krasnooktyabr'skoe, basically cutting of the entire southern part of the district. Furthermore, the say that the entire district is in chaos.

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Oleksandr Syrskyi:

"The operations (in Kursk) are continuing."

Russian forces have started to build trench networks in the Kursk region. The first lines are sprouting south of Kurchatov, where the nuclear power plant is situated.

Just to put things into perspective:

It took Russians almost a year and between 70,000 and 100,000 WIA / KIA in casualties to take 390 square kilometers (150 square miles) in the Avdiivka sector. They hailed this as a "genius" move.

Ukrainians took in 5 days more than 470 square kilometers (180 square miles) in Kursk, with no significant losses, according Russian claims even up to 700 square kilometers, and there is no sign of them stopping.

The Russian flag at the administrative office of Sverdlikovo goes down. Footage is probably from the first day of the Kursk operation.

Source of video: Telegram / Sternenko

This is here.

You have to give Ukrainian Opsec credit. It flawlessly works. The only reason we know most Ukrainian troop movements in the Kursk Region is because of Russian footages.

Ukrainian forces have consolidated gains north of Sudzha and have taken several towns up to the town of Cherkasskoe Porochnoe. The area is likely since days under AFU control, but Russian drone footage only now confirms it. This make around 470 square kilometers (185 square miles) under Ukrainian control in less than 5 days.

The map shows only very conservative Ukrainian gains. There is reason to believe that they are far deeper into the Kursk region, according Russian claims as deep as 35 km.

This Russian drunkard fantasizes of the newest tanks in Berlin, while Russia uses T-54 in Ukraine and deploys T-62M to fend off an Ukrainian incursion into Russian territory in Kursk region.

Absolutely delicious.

Ukrainian forces have taken the town of Sudzha, Kursk Region, Russia.

More surrendering Russian militants in the Kursk Region.

Source: Telegram / Baluhub777