Russia’s operation to remove Ukrainian forces from the Kursk region has entered its final stage, according to the Kremlin. President Putin visited Kursk for the first time since Ukrainian forces seized territory in the region. The US has sent negotiators to Moscow for talks on a possible ceasefire after Kyiv agreed to a 30-day truce. Ukraine’s army commander-in-chief indicated that some forces were pulling back to save lives. Russia has reclaimed territory in Kursk, pushing back Ukrainian troops. Russian forces have captured over 400 Ukrainian troops. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said his country was doing its best to protect its soldiers. Trump said he would target Russia financially if it does not support the ceasefire proposal. The US and Europe are awaiting Moscow’s response. The French defense minister suggested a ceasefire announcement may come soon and discussed the formation of a “reassurance force” to secure Ukraine’s infrastructure. The G7 ministers will meet in Canada to discuss the situation. Poland’s president has called on the US to transfer nuclear weapons to their territory as a deterrent against Russian aggression. Multiple Ukrainian cities have come under attack, with casualties reported. The situation remains tense as both sides navigate negotiations and military actions in the region.
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