Thread regarding the missile strikes on Kharkiv, debunking the claim that it was a air-burst Iskander-M ballistic missile with a cluster warhead.

In short, there is no debris or cluster munitions left behind, the patterns made by shrapnel on the building is not indicative of a cluster warhead from an Iskander when taking into account the direction that the missile was launched from, the direction the building is facing and the patterns themselves, and the damage is also not indicative of an Iskander.

The images we are seeing of supposed cluster munitions are from an intercepted Iskander-K missile.

https://x.com/AMK_Mapping_/status/1913141008520659062

Iskander from Crimea in the direction of Mykolaiv

Flying to Snihurivka towards Voznesensk

Its Russian air defence. They are trying to shoot down Ukrainian aircraft over Mykolaiv Oblast

Iskander on Sumy

Disappeared. Probably a mis-identification.

In the Myropillya direction, Russian forces continued to advance and captured further positions in Kursk Oblast.

After establishing a foothold in the village of Gornal, Russian forces closed the distance between their troops to the west and the northern part of Gornal by attacking south from positions in the forest area near the monastery, and southwest from positions at the monastery, capturing new positions in the forest plantations on the northern outskirts of Gornal.

+ ~1.50km² in favour of Russia.

Air defence is now active in Kursk and an explosion was reported inside Kursk Oblast. This is probably the cause of the alarms. Ukrainian aircraft were recorded over Poltava Oblast, although they didn't approach the border

In the Kupyansk direction, Russian forces advanced and entered the village of Mala Shapkivka.

Russian forces advanced northwest up a treeline from the R-79 highway and captured positions along it on the tactical heights. They then entered the outskirts of Mala Shapkivka, before taking up positions in the first houses of the village and the surrounding forests in the low-lying ground.

Additionally, Russian forces advanced down a treeline further north, capturing positions there too.

+ ~0.85km² in favour of Russia.

Unidentified missile towards Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, possibly a Kh-59

To Pavlohrad

Disappeared.

In the Siversk direction, Russian forces are continuing their advance and have captured the remaining two of the "eyelash" treelines.

Two of the four fortified eyelash treelines (the ones which go from north to south like an eyelash) were already under Russian control. Russian attacks from the forests to the south brought the remaining two under their control. Additional attacks were carried out down the forested areas to the north, where new positions were occupied, therefore finally eliminating the Ukrainian presence in Luhansk Oblast near Bilohorivka.

Additionally, Russian forces pushed into Donetsk Oblast and captured most of a forest. The northern end is currently in the grey zone.

+ ~2.11km² in favour of Russia.

Iskander from Taganrog towards Kharkiv Oblast

Towards Lozova

Further to Berestyn

Disappeared over Kharkiv Oblast. It may have hit an open area

Explosions were heard in Kharkiv Oblast

Another Iskander launch

Disappeared. Probably a mis-identification.

Russian forces continued to advance on the eastern flank of Pokrovsk and have made new progress east of the village of Myrolyubivka.

Russian forces advanced west through the forest plantations, moving towards the southern part of Myrolyubivka. Additionally, they advanced north up a treeline west of the village of Yelyzavetivka, and captured two further treelines to the northwest.

Russian forces then conducted a mechanised assault towards the forest east of Myrolyubivka, resulting in the loss of some of the equipment. It is unclear if a foothold was established or not.

+ ~2.60km² in favour of Russia.