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They flew to Lviv Oblast

Explosions in Dubno. They didn’t fly to Lviv.

I will update the strike map and statistics with the new strikes later. I need to sleep for a bit.

The two MiG-31Ks are still airborne and show no signs of making a return flight back to Savasleika Airbase yet. It’s possible they are redeploying to Akhtubinsk Airbase in Astrakhan Oblast, however this seems unlikely.

During today’s attacks, Dubno Airbase in Rivne Oblast has been hit with 5 Kinzhal hypersonic ballistic missiles, 3 Kh-101 cruise missiles and over a dozen Geran-2 drones.

Whatever the Russians were targeting no longer exists.

I’m interested to see what the Ukrainian Air Force interception claim is.

The 2 MiG-31Ks have begun returning to Savasleika Airbase in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast after completing their combat sorties.

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The Ukrainian general staff claimed that last night, Ukrainian special forces damaged a Russian Su-30/35 and a MiG-31K at Savasleika Airbase in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast.

They did not state how there aircraft were attacked, and the attacks themselves remain unconfirmed as of the time of writing.

There were alerts for UAVs and jet drones in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast last night, which is the most likely scenario for an attack.

Russian Tu-22M3s are back over the Sea of Azov, flying to their launch lines in the Sevastopol area.

But to be fair, the Kh-35 launch makes a more sense than a Kh-69. Basically the only useful thing out of that report. I will update the figures accordingly.

So according to the Ukrainian Air Force, as a result of this missile attack, A SINGLE Kh-22 hit its target. This is the worst claim so far.

They flew away from their launch lines, back towards Krasnodar Krai.

1 Ballistic missile test launch was carried out by the Houthis in Yemen. The missile fell into the Red Sea and did not trigger any alarms due to the nature of the launch being a test.

Departure of one Tu-95MS strategic bomber from Olenya Airbase in Murmansk Oblast, likely redeploying to Engels-2 Airbase in Saratov oblast to be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles.

This is one of the bombers which took part in yesterdays missile attack on Ukraine.

For the record, I know my live Russian missile tracking with maps is very different to what anyone else does. It's understandable if you're skeptical to begin with, but I advise you to follow along as I believe I am getting more and more accurate. It's easier for those who have followed me for the past year or longer to believe this data, as they have seen me naturally get more accurate since I started doing this in early 2024.

Keep in mind, nothing is 100% and never will be, but let's see how far this can go. However, if you are living in Ukraine, you should not use this map as a guide for your safety. If an air raid alert is declared in your region during one of these attacks, just take cover anyway, just to be safe.

I will probably put out a post at some point explaining more in detail how I do this (spoiler alert: I don't use any military equipment and am not affiliated with anyone), but for now if you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments or reach out to me directly.

Correction: 2 Tu-95s departed from Olenya at around the same time. They are both flying southeast through Vologda Oblast, redeploying to Engels-2 Airbase to be equipped with missiles.