Putin Visits Military Command in Kursk Amid Ongoing Conflict with Ukraine
Russian President emphasizes military objectives during visit as battles escalate in the region.
On March 13, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin conducted a visit to a military command post in the Kursk region, an area currently witnessing intense conflicts with Ukrainian forces.
During the visit, the Kremlin released a video showing Putin dressed in military attire and being greeted by Chief of General Staff General Valery Gerasimov.
In his remarks, Putin outlined the operational goals for the Russian military, stating, 'Our task in the near future is to defeat the enemy that has entrenched itself in the territory of the Kursk region and is conducting military operations here as quickly as possible.' This statement underlines Russia's ongoing military objectives in the region, where hostilities have reportedly intensified in recent weeks amid continuing tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
During the visit, the Kremlin released a video showing Putin dressed in military attire and being greeted by Chief of General Staff General Valery Gerasimov.
In his remarks, Putin outlined the operational goals for the Russian military, stating, 'Our task in the near future is to defeat the enemy that has entrenched itself in the territory of the Kursk region and is conducting military operations here as quickly as possible.' This statement underlines Russia's ongoing military objectives in the region, where hostilities have reportedly intensified in recent weeks amid continuing tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
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