Ukrainian military says its forces have captured more territory in Russia in two weeks than Putin's troops have seized in Ukraine this year

• Ukraine has seized 1,263 square kilometers of Russian territory in two weeks of the Kursk invasion, per its estimates.
• That's more land than Russia has taken control of in Ukraine since the start of the year, according to available data.
• Ukraine's surprise incursion into Russia has slowed, but its forces continue to advance.

Ukraine's military leadership shared details Tuesday on how much of Russia's territory its troops have captured since their invasion of the Kursk region two weeks ago, and it is more than Moscow's forces have seized in Ukraine since the start of the year, according to available data.