Images allegedly show FRL tanks entering Russian territory.
SCREENSHOT FROM IGOR SUSHKO
According to RBC Ukraine on March 12, members of a Russian volunteer force crossed the border into the Belgorod region of Russia and advanced in multiple directions.
Specifically, fighters belonging to the Russian Freedom Legion (FRL) announced their return to Russian territory. The FRL is a fighting organization that fought alongside the Ukrainian army against Russian forces.
In addition, volunteer fighters from the "Siberian Battalion" are also believed to have entered Russian territory. They presented a video showing a group of soldiers advancing through a forest.
The "Siberian Battalion" consisted of Russians who opposed Moscow's military campaign in Ukraine. This was the first group with Russian members to become part of the Ukrainian army.
The unit stated that "intense fighting is taking place on Russian territory."
The FRL has previously carried out incursions into Russian territory, maintaining control of an area and confronting Russian troops. Recently, the militants conducted an incursion into the Belgorod region and claimed to have "eliminated" several Russian servicemen.
Russia has not immediately commented on the above information.
Ukraine builds 2,000 km of fortifications, declaring it will halt Russia's advance.
Writing on Telegram, the Governor of Kursk stated that the village of Tyotkino (Glushkovsky district) was being shelled by Ukraine, causing casualties. According to him, the enemy attempted to infiltrate Tyotkino village, resulting in fighting, but no breakthrough occurred.
A Russian blogger reported that the enemy, supported by mobile armored units, infantry, and light equipment, attempted a breakthrough in the direction of Grayvoron (Belgorod province).
This blogger claims that Russian artillery and air force are very active in hunting down enemy armored groups. Additionally, the blogger claims that the enemy attacked with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) but were intercepted by Russian air defenses.
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