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The claim comes two months into Ukraine 's incursion into Russia 's Kursk region.
Intelschizo's map purports to show a Russian supply line highlighted in orange.
It said that Ukraine could be trying to cut off Moscow 's only supply line by road.
The claim has not been independently confirmed.
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