Geolocated footage shows that Russian forces have advanced in Zaporizhzhia Oblast and have crossed the dried-up inlet, establishing a bridgehead on the northern bank.

Following reports by Ukrainian military sources stating that they anticipated a new Russian offensive in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Russian infantry began limited assault operations in the contested town of Kamyanske.

They were able to capture a section of the dachas, however this is a precarious bridgehead and will be difficult to supply as the Russians will need to cross 800m of open land to supply where they will be extremely susceptible to Ukrainian artillery and FPV drones.

Additionally, it will be very difficult to bring heavy vehicles over as the ground is soggy and muddy. It all depends on how many Ukrainian drones are in this area.

Air raid alerts near the Gaza strip, the exact minute that marks one year since the original October 7th attacks.

🟡 Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades:
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Our fighters continue to confront the zionist enemy forces storming Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nablus, engaging in fierce clashes and detonating a number of pre-prepared explosive devices.
Al-Aqsa Flood.

Reports from reliable sources suggest that Russian forces have continued to advance north of Selydove and are now approaching the key crossroads between the E50 and M30 highways, which resupply the city.

Following a failed armoured assault from the terykons, Russian forces regrouped and conducted another attack in the direction of the ventilation shaft, likely capturing it. Ukrainian positions in the treeline to the west were also likely seized by Russian forces attacking in a pincer movement from the E50 highway in the south and the ventilation shaft in the north

If true, this advance also indicates that the treeline to the northeast of the gas station was captured.

Update from the Hirnyk-Selydove line:

There have been no confirmed advanced by the Russians over the past couple of days, however some reports suggest that they have managed to make substantial progress, although this is unconfirmed.

In Tsukuryne, Russian forces reportedly renewed their assault operations on the Poultry farm on the western outskirts and captured the entire complex. Meanwhile, Russian forces also reportedly advanced in the southwestern part of the town, capturing the remaining residential areas. If this is true, then it would mean that Tsukuryne has been entirely captured by Russia.

Further south, Russian forces reportedly advanced into the eastern houses of Novoselydivka, taking up positions with clashes ongoing. If true, this was likely done by advancing down the treeline that runs from north to south, using the trees as cover before breaking off into the village. This would also mean that Ukrainian forward positions and dugouts in the groves near that treeline were also seized.

Meanwhile in Izmailivka, while no advanced have been reported over the past couple of days, a report from a Ukrainian soldier who is apparently on the ground there states that Russian aircraft are heavily bombarding the village, but that the garrison stationed there is holding on.

The Dutch Minister of Defense, Ruben Brekelmans, stated on his Twitter account that Dutch F-16s have arrived in Ukraine, and that the other 24 jets will be delivered in the coming months.

Around an hour ago, 3 Russian Kinzhal hypersonic missiles were launched at the Starokostyantyniv airfield, likely targeting F-16s. Explosions were reported in the area.

Explosions in Zaporizhzhia city. KAB attacks.

A fire has broken out at an oil depot in Feodosia, Crimea after Ukrainian missiles reportedly struck it.

Sirens in Tel Aviv.

Launches of missiles from Gaza

Smoke rising over Tel Aviv.

Reports of three impacts.

Recent reports suggest that Russian forces advanced west of Vuhledar and captured the village of Zolota Nyva, along with the treelines to the south of it.

The initial Russian assaults on this village failed, leading to Russia turning to Vuhledar itself. Now that Vuhledar has fallen, it appears that they may have launched a new series of attacks in this direction, which have apparently been successful this time.

Aaand the second I post this, my second reliable source confirms the advance. It has been added to the map as a likely advance for now.

Recent reports suggest that Russian forces have advanced and captured the last part of Hrodivka, advancing in two directions in the last houses that were still under Ukrainian control.

This is currently unconfirmed.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces have advanced west of Vuhledar and captured the village of Zolota Nyva.

This was likely done with a main assault vector down the highway, and a supporting attack in the treelines to the south to protect the southern flank. After some minor clashes that occurred for less than a day, a Russian flag was raised over the village, confirming their control over it.

This now paves the way for attacks on the key Ukrainian logistical hub of Velyka Novosilka. However, as the Russians are still 10km away from the eastern outskirts of the town, I expect that once the Russians consolidate control over their positions in Zolota Nyva, they will begin to launch mechanised assaults along the highway.

Reports from reliable sources suggest that Russian forces have advanced south of Tsukuryne, capturing new positions, and entering the village of Novoselydivka.

Utilising their control over the Terykon (industrial waste heap), they were reportedly able to advance down the treeline directly south of the St. Basil mine and entered the northeastern buildings of Novoselydivka. It is also reported that the Russians were able to cross the Solonenkyi river and enter the southeastern houses.

Additionally, Russian forces likely advanced from their newly captured forward positions in the groves near the main treeline, and captured a Ukrainian trench fortification, along with the adjacent treeline. It is possible that this was done to assault Novoselydivka from the north, which would force a Ukrainian withdrawal to the northwestern part of the settlement.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces have made significant progress in the Zhovtnevyl microdistrict of Chasiv Yar.

This advance likely took place nearly a month ago, as that is when the first reports came in regarding it, but I thought I would mention it considering its strategic importance.

This advance not only doubles the bridgehead on the western bank of the Siversky Donets canal, making it practically impossible for Ukraine to push them back, but also puts the Russians much closer to the town centre which holds the last high-rise buildings still under Ukrainian control.

However, the main target for the Russians is to capture the refractory plant to the west, as it is the main command and control centre for the AFU. It is still being hit by FABs to this day, indicating a significant Ukrainian presence there.

Geolocated footage confirms that Russian forces have advanced southeast of Makiivka.

This was already likely, in fact the whole purple area on the map is likely advances. They likely advanced from their footholds in the northern part of the two parallel treelines, before attacking downhill and reaching the gulley, where they seized the northern windbreak.