Russian troops have entered the eastern part of the city of Sudzha in the Kursk Oblast and are gaining foothold there.
This was reported by the analytical project DeepState on the evening of March 11.
"The enemy is gaining foothold and pulling up its forces to the eastern part of the city of Sudzha. The Defense Forces are occupying the appropriate lines to contain the pressure of the russians in order to stabilize the situation, but this is extremely difficult," the report says.
Analysts note that on the right flank, in the Guevo area, it was possible to somewhat stop the onslaught of North Korean troops, who are doing "all the hard work for the russians."
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, according to the General Staff, on March 11, 259 combat clashes took place at the front, with the enemy attacking the most in the Pokrovsk (68 clashes) and Lyman (33 clashes) Axes, as well as in the operational zone in the Kursk Oblast (33 clashes).
Meanwhile, russian troops continue to advance in the Kursk Oblast and have probably launched an offensive on Sudzha, according to the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
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