I don't have my missile map on my new computer yet, but this is the approximate path of the 4 Kalibr missiles, which are flying close together.

Kalibrs over/near Kremenchuk city

Kalibrs took a U-turn to Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Southeastern course.

They split into two groups.

2 to Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
2 past Kremenchuk (further behind than I previously thought)

The 2 that went to Dnipropetrovsk Oblast are maneuvering along the Dnipropetrovsk - Poltava border, east of the Dnipro River.

They are now flying northeast just south of the Dnipropetrovsk - Poltava border, towards Berestyn, Kharkiv Oblast.

An Iskander-M ballistic missile just struck Kharkiv.

Another explosion in Kharkiv Oblast.

They struck Berestyn, which is where the Kalibrs are headed.

All 4 Kalibrs are flying towards western Kharkiv Oblast, in two groups.

All Kalibrs disappeared.

Some probably got shot down, there is a NASAMS Air defence system in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

Around 3 Tu-95MS strategic bombers departed from Olenya Air Base in Murmansk Oblast nearly 3 hours ago, and are flying south towards the launch lines. They seem to be flying quite slowly, and/or the reports of them taking off were preliminary, as they haven’t even reached Saratov Oblast yet.

They should be at the launch lines soon.

No missile attack today. The Tu-95MS Bombers are returning to Olenya Air Base.

The Trump Administration has designated 8 Latin American armed groups, including 6 Mexican drug cartels, the international criminal group "MS-13", as well as the Venezuelan gang "Tren de Aragua", as foreign terrorist organisations.

Trump previously signed an executive order on his first day in office that paved the way for this designation.

This will also pave the way for possible financial sanctions against these groups in the future.

On the eastern flank of Pokrovsk, Russian forces are continuing their advance, and entered the village of Tarasivka.

Russian forces were able to advance down the road from Zelene Pole, capturing the southern end of a treeline, before moving into the southern houses of Tarasivka, where they managed to gain a foothold. They took up new positions there, before expanding their zone of control to the main street.

+ ~0.75km² in favour of Russia.

In the northern part of the Kursk salient, Russian forces advanced, entering the village of Pogrebki.

They advanced from positions north of the settlement, crossed the bridge over the tributary of the Malaya Loknya River, and established a foothold on the southern bank of the reservoir in the houses there. They then pushed west, securing the northern street, before pushing south, where a large grey zone has formed.

Fighting is ongoing in and around the local church, and Russian forces are attempting to reach the southern part of the village.

+ ~0.45km² in favour of Russia.

On the western flank of Pokrovsk, Russian forces once again pushed Ukrainian forces out of the village of Kotlyne.

After a small group of Ukrainian forces entered the main part of Kotlyne, Russian forces pushed them out or eliminated them. Russia then went on to attack up the windbreaks on either side of the railway tracks, while also moving along the treeline to the north of the village. This resulted in Russian forces entering and recapturing the Kotlyne mines.

Further south, they took a large trench fortification, as well as a small treeline, as they continue to level out the frontline in preparation for future attacks to the north.

+ ~2.45km² in favour of Russia.

In the Komar direction, Russian forces advanced again, expanding their zone of control in and around Novoocheretuvate.

Russian forces marginally advanced inside the village, capturing a few more houses, and entrenching themselves in their new positions there.

They also advanced to the east of the village, capturing forest plantations and a small farm.

+ ~0.47km² in favour of Russia.