3 of them in this group.

Kalibr group 1 enters Kyiv Oblast, and flies over/near Stavyshche.

Kalibr group 1 changes course to the west, flying to Pohrebyshche, Vinnytsia Oblast. They may be flying to Starokostyantyniv.

Kalibr group 1 changes course to the northwest, entering Zhytomyr Oblast in the direction of Ruzhyn.

The missiles disappeared. Likely flying low.

It seems they are approaching Ozerne Airbase in Zhytomyr Oblast. Let's wait.

~90 Geran-2 drones remain in Ukrainian airspace. No new launches have been recorded in some time.

They have disappeared, almost certainly impacting Ozerne Airbase.

Btw, explosions are rarely reported in Zhytomyr regarding strikes on Ozerne Airbase, whether its Gerans or missiles.

For now, Ukraine's airspace is clear of missiles. Geran-2 drones are attacking the cities of Chernihiv and Kremenchuk.

Possible launches of Geran-2 drones from Khalino Airbase in Kursk Oblast.

Explosions in Kyiv. Geran impacts.

The 4 Tu-95s from Engels-2 Airbase are circling in Saratov Oblast, waiting for the 2 Tu-95s from Olenya to arrive. The bombers from Olenya are flying southeast over Vladimir Oblast and will arrive at the launch lines in Engels district of Saratov Oblast in ~45 minutes.

They seem to be taking a new path lately, flying directly south from Olenya, before changing their course to the southeast near Petrozovodsk, Republic of Karelia.

There probably wont be any launch maneuvers in Penza Oblast.

Record length message for Vanek Nikolaev (largest Ukrainian monitoring channel), regarding Gerans.

It seems the Tu-160s from Belaya are redeploying to Olenya Airbase in Murmansk Oblast and will not take part in the missile attack. They may be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles.

Reports of another Kalibr carrier being deployed from Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai to the waters of the Black Sea. Waiting on confirmation.

New Gerans from Khalino Airbase enter Sumy Oblast.

This missile attack on Ukraine is highly unlikely to be the response to Ukraine's operation spiderweb, by the way. It may seem large, but it's not much different to the usual strike nights.

A lot of people are asking me about the so-called "failed Oreshnik launch".

Hate to break the trend of clickbait and grifting on twitter, but this wasn't an Oreshnik.

1. No Ukrainian channels reported any launches. They would be going crazy if they did and air raid alerts would be activated in all regions of Ukraine.

2. RS-26 launchers with Oreshniks are stationed in Astrakhan Oblast. The missile would have to be flying east to reach Astana in Kazakhstan, where the footage was filmed.

3. Russia isn't going to launch another Oreshnik. The first launch was to sew fear in Ukraine and the West to say: "we are willing to launch another if we feel we need to". It's a form of phycological warfare.

4. The claim originated from a single Russian telegram channel. Others then regurgitated the claim, before it spread to twitter where click baiters, grifters and disinformation spreaders began declaring it as a failed launch to Ukraine.

5. Scenes like this are seen all over the world, usually due to space debris. We are only seeing this specific instance everywhere because of its location, and the fact that everyone is trying to push the idea that Putin will "launch an Oreshnik" or "nuke Ukraine", because of Ukraine's operation Spiderweb.

People naturally like drama, and that results in disinformation being spread. Many do it intentionally, many do it accidentally or out of ignorance. Make sure to use common sense and factcheck news that looks questionable.

No changes to the 2 Tu-95s from Olenya Airbase. They are still flying to the launch lines in Engels district in Saratov Oblast, although may reach them later than previously expected.

2 Tu-160 strategic bombers departed from Engels-2 Airbase in Saratov Oblast.