Bobko, where are you?
I'm here)
What do you want answers to? If there will be a referendum regarding the independence of the Kursk People's Republic? If Zelensky has started an operation to demilitarize and denazify Kursk Oblast?
I think... there's a difference between pushing through lines that were fortified over ten years, and engaging in joyrides between sparsely defended villages and fields.
When you look at the map, and you see a large shape indicating Ukraine's advance, it doesn't mean the same thing as it does along other sectors of the front. Since much of that area is covered by the fog of war, the map makers are relying on geolocated photos to sketch out supposed lines of Ukrainian control.
In reality, the actual map might look more like a slice of Swiss cheese. Sort of like Russia's control over Kiev Oblast looked enormous from a macro perspective, but quite a bit less impressive when zoomed in.
It will take a week or two for a contiguous front line to form there, if it will. The Ukrainians are pulling up engineering equipment and anti air defenses behind their advance. So it does indicate that they want to try to entrench themselves there.
The Ukrainians did not send "Russian Nazis" this time, but actual AFU formations. Perhaps units representing a total of up to 8 brigades. They did not send "fresh" units like in last year's failed counteroffensive, but combat tested veteran units.
Their origin seems to be the Belarus, Chernigov, and Sumy border regions. The Ukrainians seem to have made a calculation that Russia won't be attacking through Belarus again, and not through the Bryansk/Chernigov border either.
This is a wild gamble by their side. If things don't go their way, they now have nothing to protect those northern areas with, without peeling off forces elsewhere.
Losing these elite, and full-blooded formations in Kursk, while the situation is critical in Donetsk - would probably be the beginning of the end of this war. The November US Presidential elections are getting nearer, so the time to do something dramatic is running out.