Ukraine's SECOND INVASION of Russia Begins

In August 2024, the Russia-Ukraine war shifted dramatically. Ukrainian forces invaded Russia's Kursk region, marking the first Ukrainian offensive on Russian soil. This bold move shocked President Putin and sent a powerful message that Russia was not the only invader. Kursk’s occupation opened the door for further incursions, and by late August, Ukrainian troops launched a second invasion into Belgorod. With the Kursk and Belgorod invasions, Ukraine is reshaping the war, expanding into Russian territory and pressuring Putin politically and militarily. How will this impact the war's future?
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[kevingeaney]

We thought Russia was the second best army in the world, then we learnt that they were second best in Ukraine, now we realise they are second best in Russia!

[Mr.Deleterious]

Ukraine's op into Russia isn't an invasion. It's a Special Military Operation. 😂

[SiobhanFalque]

Russia & Putin did a suprise attack on Ukraine, got knocked back despite the element of suprise, lost almost their entire black sea fleet, got sanctioned by most of the world, lost its prestige, got stuck in trench warfare, and is now being counter-invaded. It almost seems like Russia enjoys being a laughing stock!

[ArtePlays]

Didn't even need a thousand troops to capture mainland Russian territory? Bro 💀

[derekbootle]

From now on Russia will be called, "East Ukraine" and Moscow will be called "Zylenskigrad".

[rudellward]

Another benefit for the incursion is that you get 200, 000 refugees in Moscow to combat The Narrative that Putin is putting out

[thesarcasticliberal]

Zelinski is literally doing what Israel did to Egypt in the Sinai and Syria in the Golan Heights--take strategically significant territory after an invasion to punish the invader and so that there is something tangible to trade back to them during a peace process. It's very effective against a strongman enemy for the reasons explained in the video.

[RPSchonherr]

This war is showing how important an airforce is for national defense. If Ukraine had a decent air presence they could have kept Russia out.

[jamessmithson-brrm]

They say don’t 💩 where you eat… suddenly invading a bordering country doesn’t seem like such a good idea

[mostsacredstories]

It all fun and games being a bully until your opponent slaps back.

[judithbradford]

A good strategist has multiple reasons for every move. Ukraine has GOOD strstegists-- whereas competence in Russia makes you a target of the paranoid regime of the Security Services Tsar!

[krisfrederick]

"Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me" Slava Ukraini 💙💛

[EdTheDragonSlayer]

Putin in his Fuhrerbunker in December 24 as Ukrainian troops surrounding Kremlin: "Special operations going well, comrades, we have the enemies where we wanted!"

[RADARMYBRAT]

Alternative title: Another failure on Putin's list of failures

[roberthoyt]

An eye for an eye. What Russia did and has been doing to Ukraine means Ukraine will do to Russia accordingly.

[alancx]

Makes you wonder what would happen if Poland had a little push in to Kaliningrad, or Belarus.

[mjeffn]

So, should Ukraine annex those lands and then say they are Ukrainian territory?

[JamesDavis-mzgd]

Russia needs to be forced out of all Ukraine territory!!!

[BillGraper]

Go Ukraine! Don't let Putin take your country.

[Chervick]

Have i heard it right? "after 2, 5 years.. "
AFTER 10 YEARS!