Here's a closer look, showing what was reportedly captured. If these reports are true, then it would mean that a high-rise residential building was captured, along with some houses.

Geolocated footage shows that Russian forces advanced into the northeastern outskirts of Bilohorivka and pushed the AFU out of a small salient.

This advance was likely conducted by infantry as usually videos of mechanised assaults are caught on camera by drones.

While this is a minor advance, it does put Ukrainian forces stationed in the ruins of Bilohorivka at a greater risk of being pushed out. Previously, this salient acted as a blocker for Russian advanced and got in the way of progress, however now that it is gone, the Russians will be able to advance much more easily into the northern part of the village by utilising their control over the high ground to the east and advancing down the valley.

I've been busy studying but I'm now stopping to cover the missile strikes lol.

I swear to god this happened last time. The second I start covering, all the missiles are finished.

Either way explosions in Lviv. I'm working on a map now.

2-3 Kalibrs flew past Snigirivka to Kryvyi Rih.

They are decending on Kryvyi Rih. Explosions in the next few seconds.

Ukrainian monitor channels are unsure whether these are Kalibrs or Kh-101 missiles launched from the Caspian launch lines.

Strong explosions in Kryvyi Rih

2 Tu-22's are nearly at their launch lines.

Kh-22 missile launches were reported from launch lines near Sevastopol.

Current missile map.

Kh-22 missiles in the direction of Odesa.

Kh-22 missiles now flying to Zakota, Odesa Oblast.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces continue to advance behind the Ukrainian held-salient in the Krasnohorivka-Nevelske area.

Here, Russian forces have managed to cross the Vovcha river and have seized the village of Halytsynivka along with the nearby agricultural buildings and a treeline. Ukraine responded by hitting Russian positions in the houses with drone-dropped grenades.

There are also reports that Russian forces have gone further and advanced south, capturing the village of Zhelanne persha, although at the time of writing, this remains unconfirmed.

If Zhelanne Persha has fallen, it would explain why there are already reports that the AFU is beginning to withdraw from the Krasnohorivka-Nevelske salient. This is because the southern outskirts of Zhelanne Persha are less than 1 km from the last sealed road leading out of the salient.

Ever since Pokrovsk came within range of short-range Russian artillery, it has been bombarded, but it seems to have gotten much worse over the past 4 days.

Here is a video of a large fire, possibly at an industrial area, in an unspecified part of the city.

Additionally, the last Ukrainian-held coal plant that is operational in the east is about to be shut down, with less than 4,000 of its 8,000 original workers still there following mass evacuation orders.

Ukraine is getting ready to lose Pokrovsk.

‼️💥🇷🇺 A strike was carried out on the railway station in Lviv, which is a major hub for supplying the Ukrainian Armed Forces and Western weapons

Following reports of a head-on Russian assault on Vuhledar and a video showing intense artillery bombardment of the town, there are reports that forward Russian units have entered southern Vuhledar in the area of the city hospital.

This is currently unconfirmed, but I will update you if anything comes of it.

Reliable reports from both Russian and Ukrainian sources indicate that Russian forces have likely captured all of Prechystivka in the Vuhledar direction. While there is no visual confirmation of these reports, it is highly likely that it is true due to the amount of people saying the same thing.

To recap on the events that were ongoing during the battle, Russian forces entered Prechystivka around 2 days ago, building on previous successes near the highway further east.

Little resistance was reported in the eastern residential areas; however, it appears that Ukrainian forces who were pushed to the village centre, put up resistance for about 36 hours, keeping the Russians at bay. They were then forced to withdraw to the eastern part of the village where more fighting ensued, before being pushed out all together.