Well by the time I had finished the map for the missile strikes, the missiles were already finished. I wasn't at my computer until now and didn't have notifications on my phone.

Apologies everyone!

Very approximate and rushed, but it should give an idea of where they flew.

Kyiv.

Medics were called to Svyatoshynsky and Shevchenkivskyi districts of Kyiv.

The mayor of Kharkiv stated that there is a fire in the garden association due to a missile strike.

Ukraine launched a barrage of missiles at Belgorod. Several columns of smoke are reportedly rising over the city.

More smoke over Belgorod.

Massive shelling of Vuhledar as the Russians reportedly continue to storm the town.

Regarding the situation in and around Vuhledar:

Russian forces continue to build on their success near the O0532 road which leads to Vuhledar and have begun storming new Ukrainian positions.

Geolocated footage shows Russian infantry attacking a Ukrainian stronghold in the Pivdennodonbaska coal mine. A Russian source reported that they took up positions in the eastern buildings, but that fighting is still ongoing for the whole complex, including the adjacent terykon (industrial waste heap), although this is currently unconfirmed.

Once the Terykon falls, the Russians will have full fire control over the northeastern approaches to Vuhledar and surveillance over the whole town, allowing them to strike Ukrainian troop concentrations even easier than previously.

Additionally, there are reports that Russian forces are also storming Vuhledar head on and are attempting to capture the treelines in front of the town. This remains unconfirmed as of the time of writing, but there was footage today that shows intense artillery bombardment of Ukrainian positions in the high-rise residential buildings. There are also reports of increased Russian airstrikes on the town.

As for the situation in Vodyane, it has remained unchanged for the past 48 hours. Russian forces continue to attempt to gain a foothold in the easternmost houses but based on the lack of reports of Russian advancements, the newly arrived 110th brigade appears to be holding the line for now. I do expect that they will enter the village this week though.

Colours for the map:
Red = confirmed Russian control
Yellow = confirmed Russian advances
Purple = likely Russian control.

Geolocated footage shows that Russian forces continue to advance in the Ukrainsk direction, and have captured the village of Dolynivka.

Russian forces advanced from positions near Halytsynivka and captured a forested area in the lowlands. Clashes were then reported in Dolynivka for about 24 hours, before Russian sources claimed full control over the village. A few days later, a video surfaced showing a Russian flag over the settlement confirming their control over it.

Colours for the map:
Red = confirmed Russian control
Yellow = confirmed Russian advances
Purple = likely Russian control.

Russian forces have likely captured the Selydove city hospital and have probably now cleared all the houses east of the city centre.

Ukrainian forces are reportedly holding their main line of defence in the high-rise buildings, which the Russians may already be storming. It does appear that the rate of advance has slowed a bit in Selydove, which is likely due to the new Ukrainian reinforcements in the form of the 72nd mechanised brigade and the 15th operational recognition brigade of the national guard beginning to arrive in the city.

Some more information has surfaced about the situation in and around the town of Ukrainsk.

A Russian source claimed that Russian forces have made progress in Lisivka, and as a result, the remaining Ukrainian groupings in the village are withdrawing across the fields to the residential blocks in eastern Ukrainsk. The situation in the south of Lisivka is unknown, but it's likely that Ukraine still holds positions there.

As for the situation in Ukrainsk itself, Russian forces reportedly began storming the town once again, with differing reports coming from the battlefield.

One the one hand, a source claimed that Russian forces were fighting to gain a foothold in the first few houses on Hoholya street, and on the other hand, another source claimed that Russian forces had captured both Hoholya and Pyrohova streets and were sitting in positions right outside the three-story residential buildings.

Following reports of Geran/Shahed drones attacking Sumy Oblast, A Kh-59 cruise missile was launched at Konotop, Sumy Oblast. An explosion was reported.

Russian Shahed/geran drones are increasingly flying into Belorussian airspace, likely to avoid Ukrainian air defence in and around Kyiv. I’ve noticed it happening during most of the attack nights.

For example, one just crossed into the Gomel district of Belarus in the direction of Bragin a few minutes ago after flying through Chernihiv Oblast. It might fly to Kyiv from the north in the near future.

Around ten Shahed/Geran drones are flying from the Black Sea to Odesa on a northwesterly course. It’s possible that this will be followed by ballistic missile launches from Crimea as we haven’t seen this many drones target Odesa in around 2 weeks.

I’m not at home right now so I can’t make a map. If I have time I’ll make one later.

Around 20 minutes ago, an Iskander ballistic missile was launched at Mykolaiv. An explosion was reported in the city. Shahed/Geran drones also attacked at around the same time to use up Ukraine's limited air defence there.

Meanwhile, as Russia launches its Shahed/Geran drones at Ukraine, Ukraine has launched a number of UAVs at Russian territory once again. After a lull in the attacks yesterday, with only 2 Ukrainian launches reported, UAVs are now attacking Oryol, Tula, Bryansk, Tver, Kursk, Belgorod and Voronezh Oblasts.


Currently, a group of UAVs are flying from Belgorod Oblast towards Ostrogozhsk, Voronezh Oblast. However, it appears that all the other UAVs were shot down as the UAV threats were lifted in most regions, and no explosions were reported.