President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky officially confirmed the actions of the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the territory of the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation. In his evening address, he emphasized on April 7, he emphasized the strategic sense of hostilities in the border areas of the Russian Federation to reduce pressure on Ukrainian positions and protection of border regions.
“Front, our presence in Kurshchyna and in the Belgorod region are our active actions in the border areas of the enemy. And this is absolutely fair: the war should return to where it came from, ”Zelensky said.
The President said that he heard the report of the Commander -in -Chief of the Armed Forces Alexander Sirsky on the current situation on the fronts. According to Zelensky, the Ukrainian forces operate not only on the state border, but also in the "gray zone" and directly on the territory of the enemy.
Reducing the pressure in other areas
of operation in the Kursk and Belgorod regions are important for unloading other areas of the front. The President separately noted that these actions managed to reduce the intensity of attacks of Russian troops in Donetsk region.
"Thanks to the courage of our soldiers in Kurshchyna, it was possible to reduce the pressure in other directions of the front," he emphasized.
Thanks to the assault regiment,
the President expressed her special thanks to the 225th assault regiment of the Armed Forces, which is actively involved in hostilities in the territory of Belgorod region. "Well done, guys!" He said, emphasizing their professionalism and determination.
The threat remains
despite the active actions of the Ukrainian units, intelligence captures Russia's preparation for new offensives. The main threats are aimed at Sumy, Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhya regions.
Zelensky emphasized that the main purpose of Ukrainian actions is to maximize the protection of the Ukrainian land and civilian population, in particular the residents of border communities, which are constantly under fire pressure.
