Ukraine's Air Power carried out a "precision strike" on Feb. 3 at a Russian command submit close to the village of Novoivanovka in Kursk Oblast, the Basic Workers of Ukraine's Armed Forces reported.

Kyiv launched a restricted incursion into Russia's Kursk Oblast on Aug. 6, first capturing about 1,300 sq. kilometers (500 sq. miles) of Russian territory. Whereas Ukraine has reportedly misplaced round half of that territory since then, preventing continues within the area.

The command submit, positioned in an deserted constructing, was used to coordinate Russian troops' offensive towards the Ukrainian military within the Kursk sector of the entrance line, the assertion learn.

The constructing was severely broken, and Moscow suffered vital losses amongst Russian personnel, the Basic Workers stated.

The Kyiv Unbiased couldn’t confirm these claims.

Earlier on Jan. 31, Ukrainian forces struck one other command submit of Russia's Kursk group of forces within the Russian metropolis of Rylsk.

These assaults are a part of Ukraine's broader technique to weaken Russian operational capabilities by concentrating on key command facilities. The Basic Workers has emphasised that such strikes goal to cut back Russia's offensive potential.

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