They are returning in the opposite direction.

Btw no missiles were launched

An Israeli airstrike was carried out on southern Beirut.

The moment an apartment building was destroyed by an Israeli airstrike in Beirut.

It is reported that Russian forces have advanced north of Beretsky in the Kurakhove direction and captured forest plantations and a treeline.

Clashes have also reportedly been taking place with Ukrainian formations in Novo Ilynka and on the eastern outskirts of Beretski. It is unclear if a foothold was established.

Israeli tanks and APCs have reportedly broken through to the town of Chema in southwestern Lebanon.

This is not going to age well...

A short while ago, Israeli airstrikes targeted the Syrian capital of Damascus. Israel has been increasingly striking this city over the past few days.

In addition to this, earlier today multiple airstrikes were carried out on the Syrian side of border crossings with Lebanon, in an attempt to cut Hezbollah’s logistics from Iran.

Geran drones were launched from Kursk a short while ago. This is much earlier than usual. These attacks seem to be getting longer and longer.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces advanced deeper into Kupyansk.

Following their initial assault operations which saw a tank and an APC advance into the city via the railway line, it appears that a second assault group has made their way through the gap in Ukrainian defences.

If I had to guess, more APCs advanced southwards along the railway line, before troops dismounted and scattered amongst the houses to the west of the tracks. Two Russian soldiers, possibly reconnaissance, continued advancing westwards before reaching Ukrainian positions and surrendering.

This advance also indicates that Russian forces secured some of the industrial zone to the east to prevent against Ukrainian flanking attacks.

+ ~0.4km² in favour of Russia

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces have made significant progress in Chasiv Yar, and captured the entirety of the eastern suburbs of the city.

Most of this advance likely occurred a few weeks ago, when multiple reports from reliable sources surfaced stating that they were approaching the city centre and had captured most of the eastern suburbs. However, we have only received visual confirmation of this now.

In addition to this advance, Russian troops advanced deeper into Chasiv Yar, reaching the city centre and the main Ukrainian command and control centre in the refractory plant. FABs continue to rain down on Ukrainian positions in the Ukrainian-controlled parts of the city.

This advance also creates a large cauldron which Ukrainian forces are stationed in. Russia has previously dropped leaflets to Ukrainian soldiers there ordering them to surrender.

+ ~1.90km² in favour of Russia

Copestate finally gave up on Klishchiivka

Novo Illinka has likely been operationally encircled.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces continue to advance along the tactical heights southwest of Novooleksiivka and have taken up new treeline positions.

The Russians were able to advance in two main directions: in the south, they advanced for ~1.72km along a treeline, before likely branching off to capture the adjecent treeline. In the north, they captured two forested areas, before advancing south down another treeline, taking up positions there.

Ukraine responded by launching FPV drones at and drone-dropping grenades on various Russian positions in the area, wounding and killing at least 12 Russian soldiers and destroying two Russian motorbikes.

+ ~3.78km² in favour of Russia

A recent report by Pro-Ukrainian source "Deepstate" suggests that Russian forces have advanced on the South Donetsk front and entered the large forest southwest of Yelyzavetivka.

This forest is the main Ukrainian stronghold in the salient to the south of the Sukhi Yaly river. However, this advance doesn't matter much as Ukraine is likely about to withdraw from here soon.