The Janplex Post

The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has recently escalated with Ukraine's significant military incursion into the Kursk region, marking a pivotal moment in the war that began in February 2022. This offensive, which commenced on August 6, 2024, represents Ukraine's first official military operation on Russian soil since World War II, signalling a bold strategic shift aimed at pressuring Russia into negotiations. Ukraine's incursion into Kursk has been characterised by surprise and tactical precision. Reports indicate that Ukrainian forces have made substantial advances, capturing key locations such as the town of Sudzha and destroying critical infrastructure, including a bridge over the Seym River. This bridge was vital for Russian supply lines, and its destruction could severely hinder Russian military operations in the area. Ukrainian officials have emphasized that their objective is not to occupy Russian territory but to create leverage for negotiations, compe

 The COVID-19 virus is no longer a major concern for health policymakers in the UK and many countries around the world. The mandatory wearing of masks in public places has been stopped. It is now optional for people to wear a mask if they feel vulnerable to the virus. At first, all countries went into lockdown. Businesses were ordered to close, and people were asked to stay indoors and not visit family members who did not live with them. Only essential workers such as nurses, doctors, and other emergency workers were permitted to work. Organizing or attending parties or events was also banned around the world, including in the UK. Law enforcement agencies were empowered to enforce the law. The outgoing British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, and other cabinet members received fixed penalty notices for organizing a birthday party at No. 10 Downing Street during the lockdown period. When the lockdown rules were relaxed and people were allowed