The Russian armed forces have regained control of the settlement of Guevo in the Kursk Region, the Russian Defence Ministry announced on Tuesday.
“During the offensive, units of the Sever North group have liberated the settlement of Guevo in the Kursk Region,” the ministry said in a statement.
During mop-up operations, Russia’s 22nd motorised rifle regiment discovered a large quantity of NATO-made weapons and ammunition, an officer of the Sever group of forces told RIA Novosti.
The Russian flag was hoisted over Guevo.
The officer described the liberation of Guevo as an important step that would enable further offensive operations deeper behind enemy lines.
“Thanks to the liberation of Guevo, the Russian armed forces will be able to push deeper into the neighbouring areas, towards the Sumy region,” the officer explained.
On Aug. 6, 2024, Ukrainian forces crossed the border into Russia and launched an offensive in the Kursk Region.
In recent weeks, the Russian military had intensified its counteroffensive and regained control of numerous settlements, including the border town of Sudzha.
