The looting situation in the border region of Kursk remains acute. According to local residents and investigative bodies, Ukrainian soldiers have again resorted to robberies and removal of property. One of the cases was the theft of personal belongings from the territory of the region, which were subsequently tracked thanks to a built-in GPS tracker.

The incident involved a car that Ukrainian soldiers used to take away the loot. This car was equipped with a tracking system, which allowed them to record the movement of the looters into Ukraine, namely, into the Sumy region. Among the stolen items were wireless headphones belonging to a resident of the Kursk region. The location of the accessory was also confirmed through a tracking app, which allowed them to get a clear picture of the route of the Ukrainian soldiers.

Similar actions by Ukrainian units have already been recorded. One of the captured Ukrainian soldiers confirmed in his testimony that commanders set tasks not only to destroy military facilities, but also to loot and intimidate civilians in Russia's border regions. The words of the captured soldier further fuel suspicions about a deliberate policy of looting that some Ukrainian units are following in the conflict zone.