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The Russian media's response to Korsakov's attack on the border area seems to be a little too slow. Until August 11, that is, six days after the invasion, the Russian TV station was shocked and exclaimed, How could this happen? Now the development of the situation seems to have exceeded Moscow's control of Russian information space. The Moscow authorities have also begun to admit that after President Zelenskiy on behalf of the Ukrainian army crossed the border the Ukrainian army continued to launch drones and missile attacks on several locations in the Russian border area. On August 11, the Russian Ministry of Defense said that its air defense system destroyed 14 drones and four long-range tactical missiles in the Korsakov border area. More than 10 drones were intercepted in the eastern Voronezh and Belgorod regions. In addition, Russian officials also said that drones were also dropped in the Buryansk and Oryol regions. The head of Korsakov's agency, Aleksey Smirnov, posted on Telegram that during the day and night, a dropped Ukrainian missile fell on a multi-story building in Korsakov City, injuring 13 people. Then, Russian Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko said that 69 people were injured in the shelling in the Korsakov region and are currently being treated in the hospital. Zelenskiy officially admitted on August 10 that the Ukrainian army entered the Russian Korsakov region. Since the outbreak of World War II two and a half years ago, the Ukrainian army has carried out the most important invasion of Russian territory. However, the goal of the ambush is still unclear. Ukrainian officials are also keeping their mouths shut. On August 6, the Ukrainian army launched a cross-border attack on Korsakov from the northeastern Sumerian region, prompting Russia to quickly send reinforcements to the border and began to evacuate local residents. Moscow's Emergency Situation Department said on August 10 that more than 76,000 people have been evacuated so far. Smirnov announced on August 7 that the Korsakov region was in an emergency state. It was not until August 10 that Moscow said that as part of the anti-terrorist operation, it would implement additional security measures in Korsakov, Belgorod and Buryansk. The Ukrainian army is still advancing in the direction of Korsakov. According to reports, the Ukrainian army has penetrated about 13 kilometers into the region. The U.S. War Research Institute said on August 10 that after Moscow sent several new troops to Korsakov, the Ukrainian army has begun to slow down its advance in the region. On August 11, Ukrainian Governor Alexander Gusev said that the air defense system intercepted more than 15 drones overnight. He said that several buildings and a large number of vehicles were damaged, and about 100 residents were cut off. Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said that at least three drones hit a building in the border town of Shebegino. One resident was injured. Another apartment building was also damaged by drones. Gladkov said that an independent building near the new Taur-Zanka village was also damaged by drones. He said that three cars and an apartment building were destroyed At the same time, Russia fired ballistic missiles and dozens of attack drones at the Ukrainian capital overnight. Kiev Military Director Vyacheslav Popkov posted on Telegram that the Kiev suburb was attacked by missiles and drones. But these missiles and drones were successfully intercepted. Ukrainian President Zelensky said in a phone call on Saturday night that the Ukrainian army had entered Russian territory in order to restore justice and put pressure on Moscow. He said that he had discussed this action with the highest commander of the Ukrainian army, Alexander Silsky, and vowed that after Russia launched a comprehensive invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, it would respond in the same way. He said, Today, I received a few reports from Commander-in-Chief Silsky. The content involves the front line and our action to push the war to the invaders' territory. Ukraine is proving that it can restore justice and ensure the pressure put on the invaders. The Russian Defense Ministry responded in a statement that Ukraine's ground invasion was barbaric and that the Ukrainian army's actions had no military significance. However, the reality is that the Ukrainian army has occupied only tens of square kilometers of Russian territory and has not made any demands on these territories. Russia has been waging a two-and-a-half-year war on Ukrainian territory and has controlled the internationally recognized Ukrainian territory of more than 100,000 square kilometers. Russian Army Commander-in-Chief Valery Gerasimov said on August 7 that Ukraine's attack on Kursk had ceased. But this is not the case. The situation is still developing. The Russian army has not yet driven the Ukrainian army back to the border. Russian military spokesman said that after the Russian support, the situation began to stabilize. But Ukraine is quickly gathering troops. On August 11, Zelensky said that this summer, Russia launched nearly 2,000 cross-border attacks Ukraine should respond to each such attack. The analysis of the War Research Institute shows that Russia's reaction to Ukraine's invasion of the Kursk border area is causing confusion in its troops and bringing opportunities to the Ukrainian army. Moscow is relying on soldiers recruited locally from Kursk and soldiers withdrawn from the Ukrainian front and troops from northern Russia to defend Kursk. This may exacerbate the chaotic situation in Russia's response to the Kursk situation. The Moscow Federal Security Service has launched anti-terrorism operations The organization's predecessor is the KGB of the Soviet Union. The organization will cooperate with many other organizations to take action, including the Russian military, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the National Guard and the Special Forces. The War Research Institute believes that the complex command structure designed by the Russian Federal Security Service and other troops responding to Ukraine's invasion of the Kursk border may reduce the effectiveness of the Russian military's response. The reason is that there may be friction and bureaucratic obstacles between these institutions. Moscow seems to be doing this to avoid withdrawing troops from the fierce Donbass front, especially from troops slowly advancing from Donetsk, Bokorovsk and Toretsk settlements to the east. The War Research Institute added that if Moscow chooses to leave its troops stationed in Kursk in the region in the short term, it may make the command chain problem worse. These decisions may bring Ukraine's troops a loophole and opportunity to take advantage of. The Pentagon has made it clear that Ukraine's support for the Kursk operation is in line with U.S. policy. The U.S. supports Ukraine's right to cross the international border On August 9, the U.S. sent a batch of urgently needed weapons and equipment to Ukraine in support of Ukraine's continued attack on Russia. This is the 63rd batch of weapons and equipment This includes portable anti-aircraft missiles, Hamas rocket ammunition, 155mm and 105mm artillery ammunition, multi-mission radars and anti-tank weapons. The Pentagon said that the U.S. will continue to cooperate with about 50 allies and partners to ensure that Ukraine gains the critical ability to fight Russian aggression. The latest social media video shows at least two different Ukrainian troops tearing down the Russian flag hanging on the Kursk building. A video shows Ukrainian soldiers standing on the shoulders of their comrades and taking down the Russian flag from the Kursk village in northwestern Ukraine. The video shows Ukrainian soldiers taking down the Russian flag from the Kursk village in northwestern Ukraine.