Russian forces creep through disused gas pipeline in attempt to launch surprise attack on Ukrainian soldiers - 7 Seen

Muath Alsowadi9 March 2025

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Russian special forces crept through a disused gas pipeline for several miles to launch a surprise attack on Ukrainian soldiers in the Kursk region, Ukraine’s military and pro-Moscow war bloggers have said.

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