Recent reports indicate a significant increase in Russian military presence in the Kursk Oblast, with over 10 combat helicopters, including Ka-52 attack helicopters, deployed to the region. Satellite images revealed a rise from two to 14 helicopters at Kursk international airport, suggesting a major military buildup as Ukraine's forces reportedly launch a full-scale offensive. In a related incident, a Russian Ka-52 helicopter mistakenly attacked its own armored vehicles near the town of Sudzha, highlighting the chaotic nature of the conflict. Ukrainian troops have made notable advances in Kursk, with President Zelensky confirming territorial gains of one to two kilometers in various areas. Meanwhile, Russian air defense successfully intercepted a Ukrainian drone in the Bryansk region, indicating ongoing aerial confrontations. The Russian Ministry of Defense asserted that all deployed helicopters returned safely after engaging Ukrainian targets.