M23 rebels have made significant progress in the north Kivu province of eastern DR Congo, breaking through Congolese Armed Forces (FADRC) lines.

They were able to advance up the R529 highway, capturing the towns of Kimoho and Mera, as well as various other smaller villages and hamlets.

Government forces, allied with local ethnic armed groups engaged in clashes with M23 forces in the villages of Mpofi, Kembe, Kibua.

In the Sudanese Capital of Khartoum, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have recently made important advances, capturing key Rapid Support Forces (RSF) positions in the city centre and besieging large groups of RSF fighters.

Following the capture of the entirety of east bank Khartoum, a new operation was launched to recapture the rest of the city centre and the presidential palace. The SAF has been encircled at the general command of the Sudanese Armed Forces for nearly two years, but just a few days ago, the forces from the Al-Hilla Al-Jadida district, and the Khartoum light industrial area in coordination with units besieged at the general command launched an operation to break the siege, and in turn encircle the RSF in the northwestern part of the city centre.

Almost immediately after this operation began, the RSF began evacuating its garrison in the city centre down Army Ave and Africa Street, attempting to escape the impending encirclement, however not all of them escaped, with many being cut off. The two SAF axes joined in the vicinity of the Al-Shaap hospital. They then went on to clear the surrounding residential areas, including the Secret security Service headquarters.

Additionally, the SAF also captured the Khartoum train station, and the frontline was corrected further south in the Al-Sajjana district, with the SAF controlled more residential blocks than previously thought.

+ ~3.82km² in favour of the SAF.

Palestinian sources report that 3 people were killed and a number of others were injured after an Israeli airstrike on the Al-Sabra district in Gaza City.

The Spokesman for the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), Naji Abu Saif was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza yesterday.

At least one Russian Geran-2 drone struck Hostomel, Kyiv Oblast last night during a massive drone attack on Kyiv and its surroundings.

A Russian Geran-2 drone struck a hospital in Krasnopillya, Sumy Oblast.

Krasnopillya is less than 10 km from the border with Russia, meaning that the hospital was likely not used for civilians.

The Ukrainian GUR released a compilation of FPV drone strikes on a number of high-value Russian targets in Crimea.

In the footage, they hit:
2x 48Ya6-K1 “Podlet" K1 radar installations.
2x 1L125 Niobium-SV radar installations.
2x "Kasta" 2E2 radar installations.
2x S-300VM Air Defence systems.
3x Pantsir S1 Air Defence systems.
2x Nebo-M radar systems.
1x S-300VM Air Defence system.
1x Project S4236 transport and tugboat.
1x ST-68 Radar Command Post.
1x Fyodor "Uryupin" universal tugboat.
1x "Mis" radar system.
1x 59N6-E "Protnovik-GE" radar installation.
1x Mi-8 helicopter.

These FPV drones were launched from Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) in the Black Sea.

Consequences of Russia's Geran-2 drone strike in the vicinity of the Vasylkiv air base in Kyiv Oblast on March 16.

In the Lyman direction, Russian forces advanced south of the village of Makiivka, capturing new positions on the tactical heights.

Russian forces advanced from positions in one of the forests southwest of Makiivka, and moved to the next forests further south, taking up positions in them. They then advanced into the nearby treelines and forest plantations, with most of them being on the tactical heights, which will allow for deeper advances west of the Zherebets River.

+ ~3.77km² in favour of Russia.

Threat of "terrorist infiltration" in Kiryat Netafim, West Bank.

Israeli alert apps are ordering civilians to get into their homes, lock their doors and shut all windows.

Reports of a suspect who jumped a fence.

It appears to have been a false identification.

Gaza's health ministry:

"Six injured foreign staff working for UN agencies were transferred after the occupation forces [Israel] bombed their headquarters in the Central Governorate."

Russian forces recently advanced in Chasiv Yar, taking up new positions in the western part of the city.

Russian forces advanced from positions near the railway station, crossing the railway tracks and entering the first houses south of the tracks. They took up positions there, before pushing further south to capture most of this section of the city. This physically cuts off one of two supply routes into the city centre, possibly putting it under an operational encirclement.

Additionally, the frontline was corrected in the city centre, with Russia confirmed to be in control of three more buildings on Radyanska street, including a post office.

+ ~0.22km² in favour of Russia.

Russian forces began assault operations in the southern Zabalka district of Toretsk, and have begun to push Ukrainian forces out of their positions there.

Russian forces advanced from positions near the Terykon on the southwestern approaches to the city and captured the small industrial zone in the southern part of the Zabalka district. They also pushed west through the nearby residential streets, capturing positions in the houses.

+ ~0.43km² in favour of Russia.

In western Donetsk Oblast, Ukrainian forces conducted a series of counterattacks and have made significant advances.

South of the Vovcha River, Ukrainian forces advanced down the highway from Bahatyr, recapturing positions outside the village, before re-entering the village of Kostyantynopil, taking up a few positions in the western houses of the village.

Additionally, Ukrainian forces advanced north of the Vovcha RIver. They moved along the treeline northeast of the village of Oleksiivka, capturing a large, fortified area on the tactical heights. They also recaptured a series of treeline positions further north, also on the tactical heights.

+ ~19.10km² in favour of Ukraine.