In the Vovchansk direction, Russian forces continued to advance in Vovchansk, significantly expanding their bridgehead on the southern bank of the Vovcha River.

After establishing control over the Vovchansk Oil Extraction Plant and the surrounding areas, Russian forces continued to advance south towards the southern industrial zone, beginning to bypass Ukrainian defences south of the city centre. They pushed further down the railway line to the southern industrial zone, establishing control over the adjacent residential streets. Other forces pushed southeast towards the highway and are approaching Proletarska Street.

Additionally, Russian forces continued to clear the western suburbs of the city. they advanced from the area of the railway line to Volkovoj Street, capturing new positions there and on Yaroslava Mudroho Street. Other forces pushed south down Konstytutsii Street and Kniazia Street, reaching the intersections with Volkovoj Street.

+ ~1.16 km² in favour of Russia.

In the Hulyaipole direction, Russian forces continued to expand their bridgehead on the western bank of the Yanchur River and have established a new bridgehead further north.

In the south, Russian forces advanced to the northern outskirts of Poltavka, completing the capture of the village. They also secured additional positions in the treelines to the west. Additionally, Russian forces began pushing west from the main part of Poltavka, where they established control over numerous new treeline positions and gained a foothold on the next set of tactical heights.

In the north, Russian forces crossed the Yanchur River from the northeastern part of Novomykolaivka and entered the main part of the village. They quickly expanded their zone of control to include the rest of the village, reaching the southeastern outskirts of Uspenivka and the trench fortifications south of Novomykolaivka.

+ ~8.60 km² in favour of Russia.

In the Pokrovske direction, Russian forces continued their advance through Dnipropetrovsk Oblast and have crossed the Yanchur River at a new point.

After breaking through to, and establishing control over Pryvillya, Russian forces crossed the Yanchur River and entered the village of Zlahoda from the north. They were able to capture the northern houses of the settlement and have begun attacking towards the southern outskirts. Most of the rest of the village is in the grey zone.

+ ~1.04 km² in favour of Russia.

Once again, the so-called "experts" are posting the usual statistical slop.

"Russia advanced X amount last year, so it will take them 500 years to take all of Ukraine!"

I cannot believe people still fall for this shit. Advances in a war of attrition are not linear, and this is based off the assumption that Putin wants ALL of Ukraine, rather than the 4 Oblasts (which Russia already controls most of). Does anyone remember how slowly Russia was advancing in 2023? Compare that to now where it is several times faster.

Interestingly, the narrative has shifted from "1,000 years to take Ukraine at the current rate of advance", to "90 years to take Ukraine at the current rate of advance". I wonder why that is...

Also, have you perhaps considered that the reason Putin continues to try to win the war suggests that he knows Russia will win? Or is it too difficult to do critical thinking with actual factual-based analysis these days without automatically being labelled as a Kremlin propagandist, meaning people like you resort to articles backed up by hopium, cherry-picked statistics, and pure assumptions with no logic involved what-so-ever.

All of these twitter posts, all of these analysts, all of these articles, and all of these mainstream news outlets are going to age terribly in the next couple of years.

You may forget, but the internet always remembers.

Despite the ceasefire remaining in place, the IDF has continued carrying out controlled demolitions of residential buildings in the Gaza Strip within their controlled territory behind the Yellow Line.

Update: A Russian channel with connections on the frontline claims that Russian soldiers entered Novodanylivka (south of Orikhiv).

Keep in mind, all previous Russian attempts to gain a foothold in the village have failed, but this attack does seem to be much larger.

A secondary target has also been hit. 4 KABs impacted the power plant, and 4 others impacted something else. The KABs have been launched in two waves so far, 2 hitting each target at a time.

High threat of Iskander launches from Kursk

Iskander on Richky, Sumy Oblast

Two missiles were detected, both S-300 air defence missiles. No Iskander threat.

Three S-300 missiles (ground-to-ground) struck the Bilopillya area in Sumy Oblast

A Su-34 is flying to the launch lines in Kherson Oblast from Dzhankoi, Crimea. KAB launches to Ukrainian-controlled Kherson Oblast are expected in the next 15 minutes.

Bilopillya District continues to be shelled by S-300s. 2+ more impacts.

The combat mission was cancelled for some reason. 5 (!) Su-34s flew to the launch lines northwest of Chaplynka, Kherson Oblast, and made a return flight to Crimea.

Kherson City is currently under attack from Russian Geran-2 drones. At least four impacts have been recorded in the Tavriya District.

1 reconnaissance drone is operating over the Dnipro River, opposite Korobelnyi Island.

The 5 Su-34s flew something like this while the Gerans were striking Kherson. Very weird.