The Ukrainian film "Operation Kursk" was showcased at NATO's headquarters.

In Brussels, at NATO headquarters, a screening of the Ukrainian documentary film "Operation Kursk" took place. The film is dedicated to the successful counteroffensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk direction in August 2024.

The film was created on the initiative of the Main Directorate of Communications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and features unique footage and interviews with military personnel who directly participated in the combat operations. This is the first documentary chronicle that provides a detailed account of this significant military operation, as reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook.

Opening the event, Ukraine's military representative to NATO, Major General Serhiy Salkutsan, emphasized the importance of this operation for the course of the war. According to him, the successful advance in the Kursk direction demonstrated that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are capable of effectively resisting Russian aggression.

Members of the film's creative team discussed the challenges of filming in a combat zone and how they managed to produce such a powerful documentary project.

"Operation Kursk" is not just a film; it is a powerful tool for informing the international community about events in Ukraine, the agency emphasizes.