Ukrainian Troops Attack Again Russian Kursk With Missiles

Russian Kursk/DOKprincipal Yegor Aleyev/TASS

JAKARTA - Ukrainian troops attacked the Kursk region of western Russia on Monday by firing missiles, destroying borders and crossing minefields in special vehicles.

Russia's top general has previously said Ukrainian troops have been expelled from the Kursk region, ending the biggest attack on Russian territory since the Second World War. He also claimed Russia was building a buffer zone in the Sumy region.

"The enemy blew up the bridge with rockets at night and launched an attack with armored groups in the morning," war blogger "RVvoenkor" said on Telegram.

"The mine cleaning vehicle began to pass through the minefield, followed by armored vehicles with troops. There was a fierce battle at the border," the blogger reported.

The Ukrainian attack on Kursk was reported by several other Russian bloggers including "Special forces Society" and Russian state television war correspondent Alexander Sladkov.

There was no immediate statement from Russia or Ukraine, but Russian war bloggers published a map showing Ukrainian troops trying to break through Russia's borders in two places towards Tyotkino.