Putin Visits Kursk Border Region Liberated In Late April
11:24 21.05.2025 (Updated: 12:52 21.05.2025)
© AP Photo / Mikhail MetzelRussian President Vladimir Putin addresses voters in the 2024 presidential election at the Kremlin, in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, March 21, 2024

© AP Photo / Mikhail Metzel
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The Russian president met with volunteers, visited Kursk Nuclear Power Plant-2 under construction, and Kurchatov to hold strategy meeting with Kursk region officials.
Key statements from Putin in Kursk region
The enemy is still trying to advance toward our borders;
Defenders of Kurchatov during the Ukrainian incursion: Not a single person flinched—everyone stood firm;
There is a need to deploy more demining units in Kursk region—people must return home safely and swiftly;
Clergy of all Russia’s traditional faiths are aiding troops on the frontline. The president said he is aware of all the losses among priests in the special operation;
In Ukraine and the West, they are demolishing monuments linked to Russia to erase the memory of those who "look toward Russia."
Putin says he is confident Russia will achieve all its goals thanks to unity of its citizens.
🚨ENEMY STILL TRYING TO ADVANCE TO RUSSIA'S BORDER - 🇷🇺PUTIN
— Sputnik India (@Sputnik_India) May 21, 2025
दुश्मन अभी भी रूसी सीमाओं की ओर बढ़ने की कोशिश कर रहा है: राष्ट्रपति पुतिन pic.twitter.com/2IFtkMJ6vF
🚨Clergy of ALL faiths stand with Russian troops - EVEN under fire: 🇷🇺Putin in Kursk region
— Sputnik India (@Sputnik_India) May 21, 2025
रूस के सभी धर्मों के प्रतिनिधि अग्रिम मोर्चे पर सैनिकों की सहायता कर रहे हैं: पुतिन pic.twitter.com/xJEAcTonyS
Pivotal takeaways on border situation
The situation in Kursk’s border areas remains tense even after liberating territories from the enemy;
Russians have proven to the world—and above all to themselves—that we are one united people;
All of Kursk region faces challenges typical for border regions—residents are enduring extremely difficult times;
Clergy of all Russia’s faiths have always stood with the people through every trial;
The Russian Orthodox Church, despite Soviet-era persecution, defended the Motherland during the Great Patriotic War—just as it stands with Russia today;
The Ukrainian Armed Forces turned churches in the Kursk region into fortresses, causing serious damage to the buildings.
🇷🇺🎥Putin visits construction site of new nuclear power plant in Kursk border region
— Sputnik India (@Sputnik_India) May 21, 2025
पुतिन ने रूसी कुर्स्क सीमा क्षेत्र में नए परमाणु ऊर्जा संयंत्र के निर्माण स्थल का दौरा किया pic.twitter.com/IqPaZL50nZ