Ukrainian forces pressed forward in Russia's Kursk Oblast on 14 September, making gains in the Glushkovo district. They advanced to fields south of Tyotkino and north of Sudzha, capturing several villages.

Ukrainian forces had advanced in the Glushkovo district of Russia’s Kursk Oblast on 13 September. Source: Institute for the Study of War (ISW) Details: Geolocated footage published on 13 September shows that Ukrainian forces had recently advanced south of Veseloye,

It was initially assumed that, although the Ukrainian Armed Forces broke through the Russian border defenses, they encountered tougher Russian resistance a short distance from the breakthrough. The Kremlin said that its troops repelled the Ukrainian attack “with the support of army aviation and artillery fire.”

On 10 September, the Russians struck the left flank of Ukrainian forces in Kursk Oblast, pushing them back from Korenevo and restoring the overland connection with the southern part of the Glushkovo District ( previously they had been dependent on the crossing of the Seim River,

On September 14, the Armed Forces of Ukraine continued their offensive in the Glushkovsky Raion of the Kursk Oblast. Ukrainian troops advanced in the fields

Ukrainian forces have captured a garrison town as they opened a new front in the southern Russian region of Kursk.

Ukrainian Pivnich (Northern) operational command spokesperson Vadym Mysnyk said on Saturday that Russia has increased its troop deployment in Kursk Oblast from 11,000 personnel before the incursion in August to an estimated 30,000 to 45,000 now.

At the same time, the analysts noted that Russian troops have occupied Halytsynivka in Ukraine’s Donetsk region and captured Snagost in the Kursk Oblast along with nearby villages. "The enemy advanced toward Liubymivka,