Turned to the western suburbs.

Another Geran flies to the northern part of the Saltivka district, northeastern Kharkiv City.

Explosion in the Saltivka district. 10th impact in the city.

They flew past Kramatorsk and are going to Dobropillya, Donetsk Oblast.

The remaining 3 Gerans over Kharkiv City all fly to the Shevchenkivskyi district. 1 from the southwest, 2 from the east.

Entering Shevchenkivskyi district

Flying low

1 more Geran flies past the village of Rohan to the Industrial district in southeastern Kharkiv City

Correction: This impact was in the Slobidskyi District.

Explosion in Kharkiv. Impact in the Shevchenkivskyi district.

1 is still flying, to the northern outskirts.

Channel will be back online once things calm down a little in the Middle East.

I will hopefully be back posting here tomorrow once I have more time and am not sleep deprived.

Crazy times right now.

Still waiting...

Tomorrow maybe?

Terminology for this channel. Revert back to this pinned post if context is needed for any reports:

KAB: A large air-launched glide-bomb that Russia uses on Ukraine. This will be used as a umbrella term for the similar "FAB".
MLRS: Multiple Launch Rocket Systems.
HIMARS: Light multiple rocket launcher. Used only by Ukraine.
Geran: Large, long-range Kamikaze drone used by Russia. Based off designs from the Iranian Shahed-136.
UAV: Refers to Ukrainian long-range drones.
Glide-bombs: Only refers to Ukrainian air-launched glide-bomb.
Iskander: Russian mobile short-range ballistic missile.
Launch Maneuver: A movement an aircraft makes when launching weapons. Does not always mean weapons have actually been launched.
MiG-31K: Russian fighter jet capable of carrying one Kinzhal hypersonic ballistic missile.
Launch lines: A pre-determined position used by aircraft to conduct launch maneuvers.
Launch zones: The area surrounding the launch lines. Aircraft in these zones may conduct repeated launch maneuvers.
AD: Air defence
Su-34/35s: Used for many purposes, including launching KABs, and various cruise and anti-radar missiles.
Tactical aircraft: Refers only to Ukrainian Su-24s, Su-27s and MiG-29s. F-16s can accompany these aircraft, but usually only in Sumy Oblast.
Rear: Away from the frontline areas.
S-300/400: An air defence missile system. Often mixed up with Iskander launches/threats in reports.
Tu-95MS: Long-range strategic bomber, Capable of carrying Kh-101 cruise missiles. Only redeployments/training missions are reported on this channel.
Tu-160: Long-range strategic bomber. Capable of carrying Kh-101 cruise missiles. Only redeployments/training missions are reported on this channel.
Tu-22M3: Long-range strategic bomber. Capable of carrying Kh-22 cruise missiles.Only redeployments/training missions are reported on this channel.
Neptune: Ukrainian Anti-ship cruise missile. Modified Neptune's for land targets are also used.

This channel will report military activities very fast and rapidly. I don't have the time to add specific contexts to posts, especially if a lot of reports are coming in at once. Coverage will be suspended if more important events need to be covered on my main channel (t.me/AMK_Mapping). I will do my best to notify you of any pauses in coverage. If you live in any regions mentioned here, do not use the information in this channel as a guide for your safety, as there will be mistakes made at times. I will correct mistakes where possible, however keep in mind, all information posted here is obtained via OSINT and aggregations.

Russian Su-34/35s are airborne, flying to their launch lines in Luhansk Oblast.

Additional Russian Su-34/35s are flying near the international border in Kursk Oblast, possibly to their launch lines for Sumy Oblast.

Ukrainian tactical aircraft are flying towards Sumy City. Possible attack on Kursk Oblast, maybe Tetkino, in the near future.

KAB launches to Yunakivka/Khotin, Sumy Oblast.