Ukraine Faces Setbacks in Kursk Amid Strategic Shifts and Russian-North Korean Pressure

Ukraine has lost 40% of its territorial gains in Russia's Kursk region as Moscow deploys 59,000 troops, including 11,000 North Korean personnel, to counter Ukrainian advances. France hints at a strategic shift, allowing Ukraine to use SCALP missiles in self-defense against Russia. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticizes the lack of support at the G20 summit, and tensions rise as Polish farmers blockade the Ukraine border over trade concerns. Additionally, a Washington exhibit highlights the harsh survival meals from the Holodomor era.