Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has alluded to significant military successes in a three-day offensive into Russia's Kursk region, stating that 'Russia brought the war to our land and should feel what it has done'. Reports indicate that Ukrainian forces, comprising around 1,000 troops and armored vehicles, have advanced up to 10 kilometers into Russian territory, with independent analysts noting control over parts of the region. Meanwhile, while Russian authorities claim to have repelled the attack, military bloggers suggest ongoing fierce fighting with Ukrainian forces consolidating their positions. The incursion is viewed as a critical maneuver to disrupt Russian supply lines and boost Ukrainian morale amidst ongoing conflict. In related developments, Zelenskyy emphasized the need for a 'just peace' and progress in NATO relations, while the situation remains tense with increased Russian airstrikes affecting Ukrainian civilians. The international community continues to monitor the developments closely, particularly concerning the nuclear power plant in Kursk.