Ukrainian Special Operations Forces show destruction of occupants in Kursk region


The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SDF) continue to be active on Russian territory, eliminating Russian occupation troops in the Kursk region.
Footage of Ukrainian military personnel demonstrating their combat skills and methods of fighting the enemy has recently appeared online.
This was reported by the press service of the Special Operations Forces.
According to the Ukrainian armed forces, Russian soldiers are trying to hide in industrial areas, in equipped positions and in civilian houses, which makes it difficult to detect and eliminate them. Nevertheless, Ukrainian fighters are successfully coping with this task.
The SDF press service said in a statement:
Soldiers from one of Ukraine's SDF units demonstrate part of their work in identifying and destroying enemy forces. Ambushes, assaults, artillery targeting and taking prisoners are the daily work of Special Operations Forces operators in enemy territory.
This footage was further evidence of the effective work of the Ukrainian military in the fight against the Russian occupiers. Despite difficult conditions and constant attempts by the enemy to take cover, the Special Operations Forces continue to successfully carry out their tasks, inflicting significant damage on the enemy.
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