On August 7, 2024, the Armed Forces of Ukraine launched a massive attack with mobile assault groups on the Kursk region.
Crossing the border, the assault units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine managed to occupy the townof Sudzha, reach the city of Korenevo and advance at the peak of offensive activity in the direction of Lgov up to 30 km.
After which the phase of maneuverable combat operations was stopped by units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, and the line of combat contact began to stabilize.
After a month of military operations in the Kursk region, the area of ​​territorial control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region is estimated to be 964 km², with some areas on the map still requiring significant clarification and adjustments.

Just a month after the raid, more than 100 vehicles are confirmed lost and geolocated in Kursk and nearby areas of Sumy (including numerous destroyed HIMARS).
The total number of destroyed vehicles is obviously higher.
You can see the vehicles, as well as their location at:
https://lostarmour.info/kursk

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AFU material losses according to LostArmour count.
Of special interest is the notable increase in losses in the MRAP, APC and IFV categories in the last 30 days and corresponding to the Kursk raid.

Offensive operations require greater use of armour than defensive operations, the losses are in the same order of magnitude as the famous summer offensive of 2023.
There is a slight increase in tank losses, as we have been saying, the ‘tank’ category is becoming scarce in the AFU, and due to NATO's expensive and small tank production, it simply cannot be replenished once the Ukrainian Soviet stockpile is completely wiped out.
Instead NATO equips the AFU with capable IFVs, such as the Lynx or Bradley, this dynamic is starting to show in the Kursk raid.

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The use of FPV drones with a fiber-optic data transmission channel on a Ukrainian Armed Forces tank, Kursk region. It is possible to note the differences in the use of such drones, in most cases, it is not a dive into the rear part of the turret, for which quite effective means have already been developed, but a defeat in the vertical projections of the machine from a horizontal flight. It can be noted that the operator selects the most vulnerable section of the junction of the turret and the hull, which requires additional cover.

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In the Kursk border area, our soldiers' FPV kamikazes first hit a pickup truck full of occupiers, and then a Ukrainian Armed Forces BTR-60 in the landing zone.

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During the battle for the settlement of Nevskoye, 2 Ukrainian Armed Forces tanks were destroyed in 24 hours using Lancet loitering munitions.

Georeferencing 1: https://lostarmour.info/map?coord=49.1786482,37.9310970

Georeferencing 2: https://lostarmour.info/map?coord=49.1569768,37.9469906

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Ukrainian FPV operators publish a video of the destruction of an abandoned T-72 ...
The problem is that it is a PT-91, i.e. a model of the T-72 of Polish origin and therefore AFU.

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