It is too early to assess the situation in Kursk region - White House
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The White House believes that it is too early to assess the situation in the Kursk region, but sees that Russia has redeployed resources to counter Ukrainian actions.
The White House believes that it is too early to assess the situation in the Kursk region, while seeing that Russia has redeployed resources to counter Ukrainian actions. This was stated by the White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby at a briefing on August 23, UNN reports.
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According to him, the United States has been monitoring the risks of escalation since the beginning of the war, and this will not change. "We will always be concerned that aggression in Ukraine could lead to an escalation on the European continent," Kirby said.
"I think it is too early to know what is happening in the Kursk region. I will tell you that the Russians have moved some resources to this territory to try to prevent what the Ukrainians are doing. How effective it will be, what the result will be, we don't know yet. So it's too early to know whether what's happening in the Kursk region is something that has the potential to escalate. But it is something that we continue to be concerned about," Kirby said.
