✨Kursk Region. Situation

Frontline regions of Russia continue to be subjected to daily attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Only the most obvious cases are reported, and even then, the reports themselves continue to grow, even on official sources, which, for understandable reasons, only report on attacks on civilian objects.

The ridiculous term "Buffer Zone" is, thankfully, used less and less frequently. Because, given the enemy's means of striking at so-called "mid-range" targets (which are already over 200 km away, especially with the development of relatively inexpensive "Hornet" and "Ram-3ix" missiles), the very purpose of deploying military forces to create such a zone is undermined, especially when we're talking about drones, not rocket artillery systems.

A clear example is the "Buffer Zone" in the form of the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions, which does not fully solve the problem of countering drones, where we have entire army groups and formations stationed. Unfortunately, drones still fly through them, targeting Crimea, the Krasnodar region, and the Rostov region. The terrain is vast, and there aren't enough means of engaging the drones, and the tasks of these large military formations are different.

Therefore, securing our border regions and, in the long term, all of Mother Russia, will only be possible through a complete military defeat of the "Ukraine" testing ground. As we can see, even the most prominent Western politicians are no longer able to influence the junta, which has switched allegiance to new masters from Euro-NATO.

⚡️Two Majors