Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited the Kursk region for the first time since Russian forces expelled Ukrainian troops from the area. The visit is seen as a demonstration of control and unity following a recent Ukrainian incursion that briefly challenged Russian authority in the region. During his trip, Putin met with volunteer organizations and toured the Kursk-II nuclear power plant, highlighting both civilian and strategic interests. The visit comes amid ongoing conflict and a deadly Russian missile attack elsewhere, underscoring the tense security situation. Putin's presence in Kursk is intended to reassure the public and reinforce the government's narrative of regained stability.
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Putin visits Kursk region for first time since ejecting Ukrainian forces
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the western Kursk region for the first time since Russian forces ejected Ukrainian troops from the area last month.
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Putin makes first visit to Kursk since Russia claimed to have recaptured the region
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk for the first time since Moscow claimed to have completely recaptured the region following a surprise incursion by Ukrainian forces last year, Russian state news agency TASS reported on Wednesday.
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Putin's Strategic Visit to Kursk: Showcasing Unity and Power
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Kursk region, marking his first visit since Ukrainian troops were expelled. He engaged with volunteer organizations and inspected the Kursk-II nuclear power plant,
