While attempting to intercept a drone (presumably launched from Iraq), an Israeli interceptor missile went off-course and hit the ground in the port city of Eilat, Southern Israel.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces advanced north of Kurakhove and captured the village of Novo Ilinka.

According to reports from a Ukrainian source, this was done by attacking from the north. Russian troops entered the northern houses of Novo Ilinka, and pushed south towards the Kurakhivske reservoir, forcing a Ukrainian withdrawal. It is possible that some Ukrainian soldiers were also encircled and captured.

Ukraine responded by firing a number of FPV drones at Russian soldiers and positions, resulting in at least 6 Russian soldiers being wounded or killed.

+ ~3.23km² in favour of Russia

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces advanced south of Kurakhove and captured the village of Dalnje.

After attacking the village from the north and the east, and establishing multiple footholds, the Russians were able to push deeper into the village and take up new positions. Heavy clashes commenced with Ukrainian soldiers defending the village. It took the Russians 3-4 days to clear the residential part of Dalnje.

After this, they went on to attack and seize the agricultural buildings, completing the capture of the settlement. This final assault was done with an APC, from which Russian infantry dismounted and took up positions in the agricultural buildings. A Ukrainian drone dropped a grenade on the dismounting Russian soldiers but missed.

+ ~2.05km² in favour of Russia

Recent reports state that Russian forces have advanced in the Pokrovsk direction and have entered the village of Pustynka and reached the outskirts of Zhovte.

In Pustynka, assault operations are reportedly underway, while southeast of Zhovte, the Russians are apparently working on "pulling up their flanks".

The first snow has begun to fall in Kursk.

Russian assault groups have reportedly reached the outskirts of Mala Tokmachka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.

4 people were killed (including 2 children) after an Israeli airstrike targeted tents sheltering displaced people in the western part of Khan Younis City, Southern Gaza. The area that was bombed is also a part of the Al-Mawasi humanitarian zone which Israel has promised not to bomb.

Another US military cargo plane carrying weapons and military equipment has landed in Kurdish-controlled Syria, this time at the Jabsa Fields Housing Base in the city of Al-Shaddadi (south of Al-Hasakah).

Lately an increase in US reinforcements here has been noted.

Russian forces have reportedly begun active offensive operations to the southwest of Orikhiv as well as to the southeast.

Previously, it was reported that Russia withdrew a large part of their reserves from the town of Polohy (North-eastern Zaporizhzhia Oblast) to the Kamyanske and Orikhiv directions.

Ukrainian forces have reportedly conducted a counterattack on the Chasiv Yar sector, and apparently recaptured mine no. 9 and some positions to the east of it in the forest plantations.

Locals in Myrnohrad report that the intensity of Russian FAB strikes on the city has significantly increased, with 17 FAB strikes from midnight until 5:30am, 9 of which were within 15 minutes.

Odesa is still entirely without power after Russian missiles struck the central power station yesterday.

Ukrainian soldier stationed in Chasiv Yar:

"Unfortunately, the Russians are advancing in Chasiv Yar, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to stop it. There are a lot of them."

I've noticed lately that the Russians are increasingly attacking in the direction of Pokrovsk and are making progress. They seem to be confident with their operations in and around Kurakhove and have begun attacking on a wider front.

According to Lebanese media, U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein is scheduled to arrive in Beirut tomorrow, Tuesday, to advance discussions on a potential ceasefire.

Channels affiliated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards as well as channels affiliated with Hezbollah published the location of artillery batteries that the IDF brought into Lebanese territory. The location was found using geolocation

According to these sources, the batteries are located in two Sunni villages in southern Lebanon: Albastan and Umm al-Tut.

Repeated launches of rockets from Lebanon in the direction of Qiryat Shmona, northeastern Israel.

Repeated launches of rockets from Lebanon in the direction of Nahariya, northwestern Israel.

Recent reports from reliable sources suggest that Russian forces have likely advanced northwest of Zolotarivka.

Apparently, they were able to seize treeline and the rest of a forest where new positions were taken up. This advance was first reported just over a week ago.