What we have so far:

8-10 Kh-101s
8-10 Kalibrs (1 possibly hit its target)
8 Iskanders (all hit targets/shot down)

Kalibrs changed course to Uman, Cherkasy Oblast

2nd and 3rd group of Kh-101s changed course to Myrhorod, Poltava Oblast.

5th group of Kalibrs entered Kherson Oblast.

The Tu-22M3 bombers landed. The Tu-95s are returning to Olenya air base.

Kh-101s are entering Kyiv Oblast. Kalibrs continue to fly northwest towards Zhytomyr Oblast.

Kalibrs entered Kyiv Oblast and are flying near the city of Bila Tserkva. The other Kalibrs are flying up to Zhytomyr Oblast.

Su-57 airborne. There is a threat of Kh-59/69 cruise missile launches

Explosions in Cherkasy. Probably a Kh-101 strike

1 group of Kh-101s is approaching Vinnystia Oblast from the east.

It's gonna get a little confusing to track them as the Kh-101s and Kalibrs merge into one main group in and around Kyiv Oblast

I'll do my best, but take the missile type with a grain of salt

The first Kalibrs entered Zhytomyr Oblast and are headed for the city of Berdychiv

At this point, all the missiles are flying west. Kalibr missiles entered Khmelnytskyi Oblast, while Kh-101s are over/near Vinnytsia city.

The last Kh-101s exited Kyiv Oblast. They are all flying to the western regions of Ukraine. There is still a threat to Kyiv Oblast though, as it is possible that some will return to the region after flying further west. They have done this in the past, albeit, not as often lately.

3 Tu-22M3 aircraft are still airborne. It's unknown if they are flying to launch lines or to their home air bases.

The Tu-22M3s are airborne over Volgograd Oblast. They might fly further to the Sea of Azov to their launch lines there.

I'm 5 minutes ahead of the Ukrainian airforce lmao

That's what happens when you transfer your air force personnel to the infantry

2 groups of Kh-101s are approaching Ivano Frankivsk Oblast.

Poland has raised their combat aircraft due to the Russian missile attacks.

The missiles continue their course west in the direction of Ternopil Oblast.