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Sergey Lebedev, coordinator of the underground organization in the Nikolayev region, told the Russian Satellite News Agency that the Russian military attacked the Ukrainian troop concentration point in the Sumy region with aerial demolition bombs.

"On Thursday morning, aerial demolition bombs were launched into the Yunakievsky district of Sumy Oblast, where Bandera was gathering to leave for Kursk Oblast," Lebedev said.

In the early hours of Saturday, Lebedev said that the Russian army had repeatedly attacked Ukrainian military facilities and personnel in Sumy Oblast. Among them, militants in Glukhov who were preparing to go to Kursk Oblast were hit. According to the data of the underground organization, no less than 20 Ukrainian soldiers were killed.

Valery Gerasimov, Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, said that at 5:30 a.m. on August 6, Ukrainian troops launched an offensive with the aim of occupying the territory of Kursk Oblast. The Russian Ministry of Defense said on August 22 that during the combat operation, the Russian army killed as many as 4,700 Ukrainian soldiers and destroyed 68 tanks in the Kursk direction.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the enemy will receive the due counterattack and all the goals ahead of Russia will be achieved.

Kursk, Belgorod and Bryansk regions of Russia have implemented an anti-terrorist operation system to ensure the safety of residents.

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