Steel balls were found at one of the impact sites. These were probably packed into one or some of the drones, aiming to cause as much damage and casualties as possible.

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Two Geran-2 drone impacts were reported in Slovyansk, Donetsk Oblast. Smoke can be seen rising.

1 Russian Tu-95MS strategic bomber departed from Olenya Air Base in Murmansk Oblast and is flying south towards Engels-2 Air Base in Saratov Oblast. It will be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles before making the return trip back to Olenya.

Currently it is known of three Tu-95s equipped with Kh-101s being stationed at Olenya Air Base. Once this one flies back in the coming days, it will increase to four.

Footage showing the joint usage of a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile and Smerch MLRS on Ukrainian positions in Gornal, Kursk Oblast.

British defence publication Janes, citing multiple Indonesian government sources, reported that the Indonesian government has received an official request from Russia to allow Russian military aircraft to be stationed at the Frans Kaisiepo Airport in the West Papua state of Indonesia.

Australian Prime Minister Antony Albanese responded by saying that Australia is seeking further clarification but maintained that Australia has a good relationship with Indonesia.

Australian opposition Leader Peter Dutton called Putin a "murderous dictator" and said that "we've seen women and children who have died in Ukraine as a result of the decisions of Vladimir Putin."

Frans Kaisiepo Airport is less than 1,400 km from the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Darwin Air Base.

1 Russian Su-34 is airborne. There is a threat of Kh-59/69 cruise missile launches.

Additional departure of a Su-57. It can also carry Kh-59/69 missiles.

It departed from Akhtubinsk Air Base and flew over Krasnodar Krai towards the Sea of Azov. The launch lines are over western Crimea.