Russian Frontline Commander: Many NATO Mercenaries Attack Russian Homeland

Houses collapse after Kursk attack

According to TASS on August 9th, Major General Apt Araudenov, commander of Chechen special forces and deputy director of the Russian Armed Forces Military Political Bureau, believes that the Ukrainian military's actions in the direction of Kursk are led by the NATO Command.

According to reports, Araudenov told war reporters, "Of course, it can be concluded that the operation is directly led by NATO headquarters. This issue is indisputable because it is unlikely that the Ukrainians themselves can accomplish it

The report said that Araudenov is fighting in the direction of Kursk, and he stated that there are many French and Polish mercenaries there. "At present, we confirm that there are a lot of French and Polish people in all directions (in the tense war situation), that is, there are a lot of mercenaries (in the Kursk direction)."

On the 8th, the Russian Ministry of Defense posted on social media that the Russian armed forces and the border troops of the Federal Security Service continue to block attacks in Ukraine, including in the Suja district of Kursk Oblast. The Russian military also carried out air strikes on the Ukrainian military reserve forces in Sumy Oblast, Ukraine.