The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported that Russian troops took control of five more settlements of the Kursk region

The units of the North Troops group returned to Russian control the settlements of the Cossack Loknya, the 1st Prince, the 2nd Prince, Zamosha and Mirny in the Kursk region. This is stated in the report of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

The Ministry of Defense does not give other details. The founder of the investment project Conflict Intelligence Team (CIT) Ruslan Leviev said on March 12 that the Ukrainian military systematically leave the Kursk region. “We saw that all areas that gradually passed under the control of the Russian troops were taken almost without a fight. The same thing is on Suda. Yesterday (March 11) there were videos (indicating that) Russian troops are located on the eastern outskirts of the city. Today we see Russian troops already on the opposite outskirts, ”said Leviev. The Russian Agency of TASS and the Warrior previously published videos with the Russian military in the center of Sudzhi. On the records, the military Armed Forces of the Russian Federation hoisted Russian flags. (Tagstotranslate) News

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