According to U.S. president Joe Biden, the ceasefire in Gaza is designed to be permanent.

Fighters from Hamas have come out of their hideouts, tunnels and positions, and onto the streets of Gaza.

Meanwhile in the West Bank, fighting continues, with Israel conducting an airstrike on two buildings in the Jenin refugee camp. Palestinian sources report that 6 Palestinian fighters were killed. This coincides with the ongoing siege imposed on the camp by the Palestinian authority (PA). Israel also conducted a drone strike on a building in the camp yesterday, killing 5 fighters and one child.

Dozens of trucks have been seen crossing into southern Gaza via Salah Al din street. They are presumably carrying humanitarian aid.

The Houthis have announced an end to their operations against Israel following the recent ceasefire and hostage agreement.

A massacre is reported in Gaza City after an Israeli airstrike targeted a residential building. At least 15 people were reportedly killed and a large number of others wounded. The surrounding buildings have also been damaged.

Sirens sounded near the Gaza Strip for a fear of rocket attacks. It’s probably a misidentification, but we’ll see.

An improvised explosive device (IED) detonated within a training facility for new recruits, injuring at least seven soldiers. According to Israeli media, it was seized from Hezbollah in southern Lebanon

It was a false identification.

Palestinian sources report that 30 people were killed by Israel airstrikes on Gaza city within an hour.

Israeli airstrikes continue to target Gaza city. One airstrike also targeted the city of Deir Al Balah in the central part of the strip. Meanwhile warships are shelling the Al-Mawasi Humanitarian zone.

An explosion was heard in Tambov, Russia a few minutes ago. Ukrainian drones are active in the area, and Russian air defence is working.

The renewed Israeli bombing campaign on Gaza can be heard from as far away as the West Bank.

Palestinian sources report that 82 people have been killed in Gaza since this morning as a result of Israel’s intensified bombing campaign on the strip.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces advanced in the Velyka Novosilka direction and entered the village of Vremivka.

After establishing full control over Neskuchne, Russian forces went on to advance north, taking up positions in the southern part of the village, including on Partyzanska street and in the agricultural buildings.

This advance further complicates Ukraine's position in Velyka Novosilka, as now Vremivka is at risk of being captured in the near future.

+ ~0.72km² in favour of Russia

Recent map updates by the Ukrainian source "Deepstate" indicate that Russian forces advanced in the salient southwest of Kurakhove.

They advanced in two main directions. In the east, Russian forces advanced west down a treeline, and south down another treeline, linking up with another attack vector further south, capturing the reservoirs there.

In the west, the Russians crossed the Sukhi Yaly river, establishing a foothold in the forest plantations on the northern bank. They then went on to expand their bridgehead to include the rest of the forest plantations and part of two nearby treelines.

+ ~3.14km² in favour of Russia.

A recent map update by the Ukrainian source "Deepstate" indicates that Russian forces marginally advanced north of Uspenivka.

After advancing west of Solone and establishing a buffer zone around the village, Russian forces continued their advance westwards, this time capturing forest plantations north of Uspenivka.

As expected, it appears that Russia is trying to bypass the village from the north, possibly due to difficult battles inside the village itself, although, the Solona river is defending Ukraine's northern flank.

+ ~0.23km² in favour of Russia.