Ukrainian troops cross into Russia with tanks and armoured vehicles, raising fears of deadly war

Russia-Ukraine War: It has been almost two and a half years since the war between Russia and Ukraine. Many people have died in this war. While many families have been forced to leave their homes. Big news is now coming out in the Russia-Ukraine war. In which Ukrainian soldiers have entered Russia with tanks and armored vehicles. With this, the possibility of the war between the two countries becoming more fierce has increased.

A fierce war has been going on between the countries for 36 hours

Clashes between the Russian army and Ukrainian soldiers continued for the third day on Thursday (August 8). According to information received from sources, about 1000 Ukrainian soldiers broke the border in the Kursk region with tanks and armored vehicles. This is the first time in two and a half years that Ukrainian forces have entered Russia. A fierce war has been going on between the countries for the last 36 hours.

Fierce clashes continued near the city of Sudza

Apart from this, it is also being reported that fierce clashes are taking place near the city of Sudza. Russian President Putin has described the Ukraine attack as a large-scale provocation. Sergei Mironov, the leader of a political party loyal to the Kremlin, called the attack a 'terrorist attack' and 'invasion of internationally recognized foreign territory'.

A total of 31 people, including 6 children, were injured in the attack

Russia's health ministry said a total of 31 civilians, including six children, were injured in the attack. However, it is not known how many Russian soldiers were killed or injured in the attack. Earlier, a Russian official had said that Russia had captured 420 square km (162 square miles) of Ukrainian territory since June 14. On the other hand, Ukraine counterattacked on Tuesday (August 6) and fighting continued overnight. On Wednesday (August 7), Ukrainian forces advanced northwest, approaching the border town of Suzda. After the attack, Russia's National Guard said it had tightened security at the Kursk nuclear power station and its four reactors.