Kyiv Regime Claims Advances in Russia’s Kursk Region, But Their Total Loss Is Inevitable

Aug. 18—The Ukrainian border areas of the Kursk Region of the Russian Federation continue to be scenes of heavy fighting as a result of Ukraine’s invasion that began Aug. 6. Volodymyr Zelenskyy, NATO’s sock puppet dictator of Ukraine, claimed Aug. 15 that Ukrainian forces had captured the town of Sudzha but the Russians deny this. “The troops of the offensive group continue to fight, and have advanced in some directions from one to three kilometers toward the enemy. Fighting continues along the entire front line. In general, the situation is under control.” This is the story Col.-Gen. Oleksandr Syrsky, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, told Zelenskyy the evening of Aug 16, as reported Interfax Ukraine.

There are also reports of Ukrainian forces moving into the neighboring Belgorod Region, south of the Kursk Region, but those reports are coming mostly from unreliable Ukrainian sources. 

However, sources with connections to Western intelligence report that the Russian command should have been able to kill the operation at its inception. “They had detailed plans obtained through their penetration of the Ukraine military that such an attack was in the works, fully supported by and jointly planned with NATO," a source reported. "Instead, of deploying home defense forces to the border that was expected to be penetrated, the Russian command dismissed the reports as psy-ops, and thought that the Ukrainians, even with NATO backing, would not risk such a foolish operation that took forces away from a front that was already close to collapse. They Russians were surprised, but they should not have been. In addition, the Russians have had problems coordinating the defense and countermeasures once the attack began, allowing the Ukrainians to move further into the Kursk Region than one might have expected.

“Also, while this invasion is described in standard military terms, it is not really a military operation at all,” the source emphasized. “This is a NATO deployment of a Waffen SS-style contingent, operating under military cover. Their goal, even implied by that Jewish Nazi Zelenskyy, is not to kill Russian soldiers. They have a military front that protects the deployment of terror squads who are looking to kill Russian civilians and destroy property—just as the Nazis deployed the Waffen SS units. Some of these units, which operate as mobile patrols fanning out into villages, farms, and urban areas, are not made up solely of Ukrainians, but are augmented by mercenaries and savages from such notorious units as the openly-Nazi Azov Battalion. There are reports that these Waffen SS patrols are under the command of NATO special forces personnel wearing uniforms and insignias of Ukrainian units. They are killing a lot of civilians, although the Russians are not releasing any figures.

“It has taken the Russian a bit to figure out exactly what this is,” said the source. “They are going to exterminate these terrorists, who will not necessarily be treated as a military force. This started out small but has been expanded as the invasion force has been reinforced, so they number now around 10,000. But they have suffered enormous casualties, already near 50%, and now that the Russians have moved regular forces into the fight, that figure will go up. Zelelnskyy ordered this, just like Adolf Hitler did for the Battle of the Bulge when the war was already lost. Zelenskyy authorized this suicidal attack to take territory and terrorize the Russian population. He wanted to look like a winner in a war that has long since been lost. And so he does look like a winner—at least in the very short term—as portrayed in the stupid media of the West, especially in the U.K. and the United States.”

The Russians, meanwhile, continue to report on their “suppression” of the Ukrainian invasion. “Our situation is completely under control,” Maj. Gen. Apty Alaudinov, commander of the Chechen Akhmat special forces unit, told TASS this morning. “The enemy is trying to break through into our territory around the clock. All these attempts end with the elimination of the enemy and the burning of their equipment. That is why we are destroying the enemy’s reserves.”

In an update Aug. 17, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that Ukrainian casualties amounted to 3,160 troops. The Ministry posted a video clip of an interview with a Ukrainian Prisoner of War who confessed that the invasion operation was planned with support of Western instructors: “They were the ones responsible for the operation. I met them on the battlefield. They spoke foreign languages.”

“The Russians will prepare their trap a bit longer and move against the terrorist patrols,” concluded the source. “Then they will spring a major flanking maneuver and cut the Ukrainians off from resupply and reinforcement. Then they will either propose a mass surrender, or they will kill all those who fight on. When that happens, the sane parts of Ukraine’s military command, those who have been negotiating the outline of a peace agreement with their Russian counterparts to end the senseless slaughter that has already cost more than 700,000 Ukrainians their lives, and around 70,000 Russian casualties—these people will march into the dictator’s office, put a gun to his head, and say, 'Either you sign a peace deal, along the lines that [Russian President] Putin has offered and that we have modified, or you can take a bullet, or you can get the next plane for Miami or Hollywood.'|"