These were probably Kh-59s launched by Su-34s. Two missiles are known to have targeted Dnipro.

More missiles headed for Kharkiv and Dnipro.

Approaching Dnipro from the south.

A fifth missile was launched and explosions were heard.

6th Kh-59 towards Dnipro

One of the Kh-59s was shot down near Dnipro.

Repeated explosions in Dnipro

2 out of 6 missiles were known to have been shot down over Dnipro.

None of the 4 missiles targeting Kharkiv were shot down.

What we have as of now:

6 Kh-59 cruise missiles targeted Dnipro City after being launched by Su-34s over northern Crimea. They flew in groups of two over Nikopol and Solone before reaching Dnipro. Two are known to have been shot down by Ukrainian air defence, one of which was over the northern suburbs of the city, suggesting it was intercepted just before it was going to hit its target. Multiple explosions were heard in Dnipro.

4 Kh-59 cruise missiles targeted Kharkiv City after being launched by Su-34s over Belgorod Oblast, probably near the border with Kursk Oblast. They flew in all at once, all impacting their targets. Multiple explosions were heard in Kharkiv and smoke was seen rising over parts of the city.

Two more Tu-95MS strategic bombers departed from Olenya Air Base in Murmansk Oblast and flew south before landing at Engels-2 Air Base in Saratov Oblast. Here they will be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles before making the return flight to Olenya.

Once they return to Olenya, the number of Tu-95s equipped with missiles stationed there will increase to six.

The moment of a Russian FAB-1500 glide-bomb strike on a high-rise residential building in Kupyansk, Kharkiv Oblast.

The Houthis launched a ballistic missile from Yemen towards central Israel. The IDF reported that it was interpreted.