While the situation in Kursk appears to be contained, with the few attempts at break-out stopped by the Russian forces, there is apparently a build-up of reserves in the rear of the Kursk forces for a possible second thrust toward the Kurchatov reactor. In the “Veteran’s Notes” site on the Tsargrad Telegram channel, it is reported that the Ukrainians have introduced units of the National Guard from the Kherson direction and also deployed a newly formed 49th engineering assault brigade into the Kursk salient, whose task is to provide technical support for large-scale offensive actions, including in urban areas and when overcoming water obstacles.
In addition, there are reports from the Ukraine underground that there are 600-700,000 troops being mobilized, in spite of the losses in the Donbass, in order to have 500,000 bayonets in the spring as a possible invasion army.
