Shaheds mainly targeting southern Ukraine today with a couple in Kyiv and one near Kramatorsk.

Regarding the situation in Vovchansk (Part 1):

Geolocated footage indicates that Ukrainian forces continue to slowly advance in and around Vovchansk. There are two advances here so let's break it down:

Firstly, Ukrainian infantry advanced from the high-rise fortress known as "The Citidel" and cleared houses around the intersection of Soborna and Korolenka Streets. It appears that this may be the beginning of an operation to make a buffer zone around the Citidel and use that to expand control outwards to the rest of Northern Vovchansk.

It is also possible that this advance has the goal of cutting off Russian forces in the central part of Vovchansk. Previously there was a sort of "Ying yang" battle in Vovchansk, where both sides were launching attacks with the goal of reaching the river and cutting each other off.

(Part 2) The Russian's won this Ying yang battle and reached the northern bank of the Vovcha river from the Aggregate plant, cutting off the Ukrainian groupings in the residential area encased in the bend in the Vovcha river. There is only one bridge there leading to the southern part of the town, and that is the destroyed pedestrian bridge on Pryvokzalna Street. In fact, it is already reported that Russian forces captured this part of the town, however this has not been confirmed.

The maximum advance of Ukrainian forces for this first advance was ~100m.

And secondly, Ukrainian infantry advanced along the northern bank of the Vovcha river, capturing a Russian-occupied stronghold on the eastern outskirts of Northern Vovchansk. This, plus reports by Russian sources that Ukrainian forces liberated the village of Tykhe. further east indicate that Ukrainian forces are attempting to break the operational encirclement of Northern Vovchansk by creating a land bridge from Vovchansk to Tykhe.

The maximum advance of Ukrainian forces here was ~460m.

(Part 3) Overall, the situation remains shrouded in the fog of war, and it is difficult to interpret what is currently happening, but we can assume that Ukrainian forces are restarting efforts to liberate the northern part of Vovchansk and surrounding settlements.

I have already made a post talking about why I don't think counterattacking here is a good idea for Ukraine, so I won't go into that again.

Missile danger in Voronezh. Will update if anything comes of it.

Kinzhal in the direction of Dnipro. This follows an Iskander strike a few hours ago.

Cruise missiles were launched and are about to enter Ukrainian airspace. I only just woke up so I’m sorry that I didn’t report on this earlier.

1 group of cruise missiles in the direction of Kyiv.

1 group of Kalibrs in the direction of Mykolaiv.

Explosions were reported in Mykolaiv.

First group of cruise missiles through Kyiv Oblast in the direction of southern Zhytomyr Oblast.

First group of Kalibrs in the direction of Vinnystia.

Adjusting the map due to mixed reports coming in. First group of cruise missiles are in northern Zhytomyr, and first group of Kalibrs are changing course trying to evade air defence. They are now in Vinnytsia.

There is no second group of Kalibrs.

The group of Kalibrs is heading to Uman.

First group of Cruise missiles has passed over Korosten and is approaching Rivne Oblast. They will likely go for Stryi.

First group of cruise missiles has entered Rivne Oblast and is heading in the direction of Sarny.

Reportedly there are only two Kalibrs in the sky right now.

Explosions in Vinnytsia

First group of cruise missiles is flying further west.

Two Kalibrs in the direction of Khmelnytskyi.

A second group of cruise missiles has entered Ukrainian airspace.

2 Kalibrs in the direction of the Starokostyantyniv airfield.

The second group of cruise missiles has entered northern Kyiv Oblast near Chernobyl.

The two Kalibrs have split up, with one in the direction of Ternopil and the other in the direction of Starokostyantyniv.