It likely hit it's target in Odesa Oblast

Russian Monitor telegram channel:

"❗️ ATTENTION
THE ENEMY HAS BEEN EXTREMELY ACTIVE SINCE THE EARLY MORNING. APPEARANTLY YESTERDAY'S MISSILE ATTACK ON OUR REAR HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO TODAY.

🔴 THE ENEMY IS TRYING TO STRIKE THE TERRITORY OF THE DPR, LPR, ROSTOV REGION, BELGOROD AND THE REGION. THE ENEMY USES: AVIATION, HIMARS MLRS, ATAKAMS BALLISTIC MISSILES, S-200 MISSILES.

🔴 THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE DAY REGIONS LOCATED IN THE COMBAT ZONE ATTENTION!!! NO PANIC OUR AIR DEFENSE IS IN FULL COMBAT!!!"

Reportedly air defence traces in Sudzha following a Ukrainian HIMARS strike on the town. This plus other reports indicate that it might be a busy day for Russian air defence.

ATACMS were launched from Kramatorsk and are heading for Mariupol.

Reportedly some of the ATACMS were shot down but some hit their targets. Air defence traces are visible in the skies over the city.

It is reported that at least one Ukrainian missile was shot down over Nikolske (Northwest of Mariupol). Adjusting the course to fit that report.

"The missiles were intercepted in the south of the DPR and were heading towards the Krasnodar Territory and the Rostov Region."

- Russian Monitor telegram channel

Based on these reports it is possible that the previous reports were wrong and that none of the missiles hit their targets. Still too early to tell though.

The danger for Occupied Luhansk and Donetsk Oblasts is not over yet. There is now an aviation threat.

In other news, heavy fighting is being reported in the centre of Rafah in the Gaza strip. Machine guns are active.

A Russian Monitor channel reported that 4 missiles were launched at Donetsk and that 1 hit it's target.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces continue to advance in Western-most Luhansk Oblast.

Here, Russian infantry supported by at least one unknown vehicle seized control over a forested area. From there they likely consolidated control over their new positions before launching another attack likely consisting of Russian infantry. Here they were able to capture and take up new positions in the adjacent treeline.

After this, Russian infantry on motorbikes launched another assault on the next treeline that runs from the forest. Due to the fact that the soldiers on the Motorbikes were hit by small-arms fire, the treeline is either in the grey zone or under Russian control by now. The small-arms fire indicates that Ukrainian positions are likely in the next treeline over.

The maximum advance of Russian forces was ~2.57km.