Putin visit Kursk Oblast for the first time since since Ukrainian forces launched incursion in August 2024 : video

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🚨🇷🇺 PUTIN VISITS KURSK OBLAST AFTER UKRAINIAN ATTACK

Putin visited Kursk Oblast for the first time since since Ukrainian forces launched a significant incursion in August 2024.

The attacks targeted energy facilities and infrastructure, causing damage and power outages.

His visit comes as Russia strengthens defenses along the border.

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🚨🇷🇺PUTIN WAITS FOR DETAILS ON UKRAINE CEASEFIRE DEAL

The Kremlin said it won’t weigh in on a 30-day ceasefire offer until the U.S briefs Russia on the details – meanwhile, their forces keep advancing in Ukraine.

In a major shift, the U.S resumed military aid and intel sharing with Kyiv while also opening direct talks with Moscow.

A Russian insider claimed Putin won’t agree to a deal “in its current form” without guarantees, as Russia controls nearly a fifth of Ukraine and Ukraine’s grip on captured Russian land weakens.

They said a Putin-Trump call could be arranged “very quickly” if needed.

Source: Reuters

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🚨🇬🇧STARMER BACKS UKRAINE CEASEFIRE PLAN, CALLS ON RUSSIA TO ACT

Starmer welcomed Ukraine’s agreement to a 30-day ceasefire and said it’s now on Russia to end the fighting.

He praised Zelensky and Trump for the “remarkable breakthrough” and will discuss next steps with world leaders this Saturday.

Starmer:

“As both American and Ukrainian delegations have said, the ball is now in the Russian court.

We are ready to help bring an end to this war in a just and permanent way that allows Ukraine to enjoy its freedom.”

Starmer will host a meeting of world leaders on Saturday to discuss how to turn the ceasefire into a lasting peace.

Source: Reuters