Ukraine advances into Russia, captures Putin's forces as world watches

Ukraine's incursion into Russia has entered a second week as forces expand in the Kursk region, capturing more than 100 Russian soldiers along the way, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. CBS News' Ian Lee reports.

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[kayflip]

Russia: We're here to takeover your land.
Ukraine: Same.

[lenini]

Its not an invasion, its a "Ukrainian special operation" lol

[Haddley]

Russia now has the 2nd best military in Russia!

[AM-eliv]

When your 3 day special military operation ends up in 2.5 years of war, over 500, 000 dead soldiers, over $200, 000, 000 in loses, and now losing parts of your own country.

[laurencelikestopgun]

Congrats to Ukraine, you're now the strongest army in Russia!

[jennsadventures]

Why is Putin so "shocked" he initiated this whole war. Ukraine has every right to be on the offensive.

[markdeckard]

every talking head: "Kyiv hasn't said what their endgame is"

That's kinda the fvcking point.

[litemetal]

Is there enough land on the planet to make any dictator happy ?

[GrizzillaStudios]

Anyone notice the age variations in those captured? I'm pretty sure that old man didn't want to go to war and would prefer staying with his family. Shame on Russia forever, mindless corruption.

[Salt_of_the_Red_Earth_]

Russians need to take this opportunity to fight back against the terror of their own government. I hope they don't squander the moment before the screws are tightened even more.

[DrLazerbeam]

Lindsey Graham is still alive and a free man and still a senator? That is so depressing

[musicinggp]

SLAVA UKRAINE...I WISH YOU SUCCESS AND SAFETY...

[bowlampar]

Offense is always a part of an effective defensive strategy, nice to know Ukraine is learning。

[michaeldelgiudice]

wish the headline had said, "ukraine advances into russia, captures putin...full stop.

[sheppiehet]

TRUTH is always a victim of warmongering.

[superdave]

Ukraine learned from Wagner's march that there is no internal security in Russia. It's all on the borders. Ukraine should march on Moscow and force Russia to recall it's troops.

[braindeadhoovy]

Since this war began I believed the Russian army will not commit the majority (and best) of its troops to the war until something like this happened. Prime situation for a counterattack by highly specialized units that don't have combat fatigue.

[dannyle]

Many Putin supporters believe that Ukraine mistakenly attacked Russia. Some naively made up that Zelenskyy had declared regret.
Twelve reasons for Ukraine's attack on Russia:
1) Switching from defense to offense boosts the morale of the Ukrainian army.
2) Makes the Russian people distrust Putin and shows Russia's inability to defend.
3) Russian pilots and missiles cannot freely drop bombs or fire as they did on Ukrainian soil.
4) Russian troops must spread out to protect thousands of kilometers of the border.
5) Makes Russian troops lose morale when the rear (Russia) is attacked.
6) Putin will be angry and fire personnel (change generals, ministers, etc.), which will cause many inappropriate changes.
7) Russia must spend time and money to build a new defense line.
8) Russian pilots and missiles must fly further because airports near the border are destroyed.
9) There are conditions for negotiations.
10) Make NATO countries support and trust.
11) Have to spend effort and money to evacuate >120, 000 Russian civilians.
12) Putin forced the Russian parliament to approve the use of Nuclear when Russia is attacked, making NATO & the US afraid of this red line. Ukraine's attack on Russia proves that Putin does not dare to use Nuclear but only threatens.

[evilfingers]

Instead of living peacefully with his neighbors, Putler started a war for the dumbest reasons.

[riropower]

Remember, be careful what you wish for.
Same applies in this situation.