I'm going to try my best to make one of these every day

Iskanders from Crimea in the direction of Dnipro.

Clarification: it is heading for Kryvyi Rih

An explosion was reported in Kryvyi Rih

6.5km to go...

A Russian Iskander ballistic missile was launched at Chuhuiv, Kharkiv Oblast. Explosions were reported in the city.

Rockets were launched from Lebanon to Karmiel, Northern Israel.

Dozens of launches were reported

Scenes from Karmiel

Direct hit near the city centre

An Israeli airstrike targeted Homs, Syria. Three people were injured. One source claimed that it targeted a humanitarian aid truck.

Israel has announced evacuation orders for new settlements in southern Lebanon.

Israeli media reported that 4 Israeli soldiers were killed in northern Gaza today, presumably in Jabalia.

An officer is among the dead

A short while ago, US warplanes bombed the Hodeidah Governorate in western Yemen. It is unknown if British warplanes took part in the operation too.

I didn't make any map updates yesterday, and a lot has happened.

Kurakhove is collapsing, offensive operations near Velyka Novosilka have restarted, a new salient is being formed in the Lyman direction, and more.

Update from Kurakhove:

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces broke through Ukrainian defences south of Kurakhove and reached the village of Dalnje.

Following an initial tank attack in the low-lying ground south of Maksymilyanivka, the Ukrainian lines suddenly gave way, and Russia committed mechanised infantry to the attack, exploiting the Ukrainian collapse.

They were initially able to advance south down two treelines. Ukrainian units stationed to the east, realising that they didn't have the strength to counterattack (likely due to a lack of ammunition which is very difficult to supply through the remaining Ukrainian-controlled corridor), decided to withdraw southwards, making the cauldron smaller. This was probably done in preparation for a final withdrawal westward in the case of another Russian breakthrough. It would make withdrawing take less time and would be less chaotic.

Although it does mean that more soldiers are concentrated in one area than previously as the cauldron has shrunk. We may see Russian FAB glide bomb strikes on the remaining positions here in the near future, which would obviously result in significant Ukrainian casualties.

After this initial withdrawal from the northern part of the cauldron, Russia continued their mechanised offensive and broke through to the eastern outskirts of Dalnje. Some sources wrote that they assault detachments were able to enter the eastern streets of Dalnje, however this is unconfirmed. What we do know is that the Russians bypassed Daljne from the north and began assaulting the northern houses with tanks and armoured vehicles.

Ukraine responded by concentrating their artillery on the column. FPV drones dropped grenades on them, and a single Ukrainian tank defended Dalnje, successfully destroying a Russian truck. In total, 2 Russian tanks and 6 armoured fighting vehicles were damaged or destroyed. It is unknown what happened to the Ukrainian tank.

Shortly after this, Russian sources began reporting that Dalnje was captured. I am yet to view visual confirmation of this, however.

Despite Ukraine likely committing extra artillery to this direction, the situation remains critical in the city, and catastrophic for the units to the southeast.

Geolocated footage and reliable reports indicate that Russian forces have likely captured the village of Novoselydivka in the Kurakhove direction, after weeks of assault operations and stiff Ukrainian resistance.

The footage shows Russian troops raising their flag over a house in the southern part of the village. This indicates an increased control zone, to the point where Russia controls roughly half of the village. It was already known that the Russians had likely advanced in the southeast of the village, but this geolocation confirms it.

However, recent reports from reliable sources state that Russian troops have cleared all of Novoselydivka from a Ukrainian presence and have taken the agricultural buildings on the southwestern outskirts. This would also suggest that the treelines between Novoselydivka and Kreminna Balka were occupied.