A town in Kursk is being wiped off ‘the face of the earth’ by Russian forces

Russian troops are “destroying” their own people and are “wiping” the Ukrainian occupied town of Sudzha in the Kursk Oblast.

Oleksandr Pavliuk, commander of Ukraine’s Ground Forces said that Russian forces are wiping the town “off the face of the earth” as they try to recapture their territory.

Kyiv’s incursion into Kursk is now in its fourth week and Ukrainian forces have captured 1,290 square kilometres and some 100 villages.

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Pavliuk said that in the town of sudzha which had 5,000 residents before the incursion now has around 200 residents many who are elderly.

He added, “According to the international humanitarian law, Ukrainian troops help (the residents of Suzha).”

‼️ The Russian army erases Sudzha in the Kursk region from the face of the earth, – AFU

😳 They destroy their own citizens, dropping guided aerial bombs on the population center, shelling with artillery and kamikaze drones. pic.twitter.com/jw6kU6WIWe

— MAKS 24 🇺🇦👀 (@Maks_NAFO_FELLA) September 1, 2024

On 27 August the Commander-in-Chief of Ukrainian forces, Oleksandr Syrskyi said that Vladimir Putin has deployed around 30,000 troops to the Kursk Oblast and the Russian leader has ordered the region is to be re-taken by 1 October.

He added that “this number is growing” as more Russian troops are being deployed as Putin has mobilised his combat ready forces to the Kursk region.

Putin has continued to allow the “bombing of Russian villages” whilst his soldiers are looting Russian citizens homes and businesses.

It is quite clear that discipline amongst the military ranks is lost as footage is showing stores and pharmacies being looted.

Last week a social media account called Tendar shows a post which reads, “Just to paraphrase it, this is a Russian town, in a Russian province, INSIDE Russia, and the Russian army plunders it.

“More shops in Glushkovo have been looted by the Russian army. They are picking the town empty.”