Recent reports from reliable sources suggest that Russian forces have likely advanced north of Chasiv Yar, and completed the capture of Kalinina.

The westernmost houses of Kalinina were previously in a grey zone, but it appears that Russia has likely managed to take up positions here. Additionally, they were probably able to advance in the forest to the south and capture it in its entirety as well as the small holiday camp, eliminating the small salient there.

Recent reports from reliable sources suggest that Russian forces have likely eliminated the main Ukrainian spearhead in Kursk Oblast.

Following the breakthrough to Malaya Loknya from the north, Russian forces reportedly begun offensive operations to the northwest. They apparently begun clearing forests from a Ukrainian presence, however a lack of footage from this area from both sides suggests that Ukraine never held a significant presence here in the first place.

According to the Ukrainian Navy, there are currently 6 Russian Kalibr missile-carriers active in the waters of the Black Sea with a total possible salvo of up to 24 Kalibr missiles.

There are now reports that Himars struck a warehouse in Bryansk Oblast

It is reported that Russian forces stormed the fire-proof plant in Chasiv Yar last night. It is unknown if they were able to gain a foothold or not.

A recent report states that Russian forces have advanced in central Terny and captured most of the village.

A recent report states that Ukrainian forces recently advanced in Kursk Oblast, recapturing most of the village of Plekhovo as well as a forest to the east.

If true, they may be attempting to bypass the Russians in the east of the village by attacking from the reported newly captured forest.

Recent reports from reliable sources suggest that Russian forces have likely advanced in the Pokrovsk direction and took up new treeline positions west of Selydove.

If true, they likely advanced down each of 3 treelines, one from the east, one from the south and one from the north, linking up in the middle, eliminating the Ukrainian salient here.

It is reported that Russian forces have made substantial progress in the cauldron south of Kurakhove, seizing control of more Ukrainian positions on both the northern and southern banks of the Sukhi Yaly river.

According to Lebanese media, U.S envoy Amos Hochstein has arrived in Beirut.

I suspect that missile attacks on Ukraine will become much more common over the next two months considering recent developments with western-supplied missiles, so from now on - every morning - I will make a report estimating how likely a Russian missile attack involving Tu-95 bombers is to occur for the next 24 hours.

Air raid alerts north of Tel Aviv

Missiles were launched from Lebanon. Air raid alerts continue to expand.

At least 4 interceptions above Tel Aviv

Several interceptions

Initial reports of a fall on a road in Tel Aviv.

Strong explosions were reported from the west bank. They were likely hearing the potential impact in Tel Aviv.

Israeli media reports that 5 rockets were launched

IDF: "Following the sirens that sounded in the areas of Dan, Sharon and Menashe, approximately five projectiles were identified crossing from Lebanon into Israeli territory. Some projectiles were intercepted, fallen projectiles were identified. The details are under review."

A Hezbollah rocket successfully impacted the Israeli "Beit Lid" military base, north of Tel Aviv. 2 Israeli soldiers were slightly wounded, according to Israeli media.

A Russian soldier fighting in Chasiv Yar clarified that a foothold has not been established in the fire-proof plant yet.