Lutsk.

2 groups of cruise missiles in the direction of Bucha/Irpin.

Missile (likely Iskander) was launched from Crimea and is over Northern Odesa Oblast.

Odessa

A missile in Lviv Oblast has returned to Ivano-Frankivsk.

It hit Burshtyn, Ivano-Frankivsk. Explosions were reported.

Kiev.

Most of the missiles have hit their targets.

No water in parts of Zhytomyr Oblast.

Explosions in Ternopil Oblast.

Explosions in Vinnytsia.

Khmelnytskyi.

All done. There are still some Shaheds active.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces have made progress in the village of Starytsya in Northern Kharkiv Oblast.

Following an advance into the northwestern part of the village, Russian forces advanced southeast towards the centre of the settlement for ~710m down the main street, clearing residential houses along the way.

This puts Ukrainian positions in the central part of the village at risk of being attacked from both the east and the west in a pincer movement.

Geolocated footage shows that Russian forces advanced south of Klishchiivka.

Russian forces managed to advance across the railway line and captured positions in the windbreaks by the tracks and the nearby forest plantations.

They also managed to advance to the adjacent treeline which leads to southern Klishchiivka, capturing positions in it. Ukrainian forces responded by firing FPV drones at the newly occupied Russian positions.

This puts them one step closer to securing their primary goal of recapturing all the territory east of the Siversky Donets Canal. It also gives them another foothold on the ridgeline which runs southeast from Ivanivske to Odradivka.

Geolocated footage shows that Russian forces made a marginal advance near Ozarianivka, establishing a foothold on the western bank of the Siversky donets Canal.

Russian infantry advanced downhill into the lowland, capturing positions in the forest plantations by the canal. This is a precarious bridgehead but considering the lack of Ukrainian manpower in this direction following the Kursk offensive, it is likely - in my opinion - that it will be expanded in the near future once more supplies are sent across the canal.

Russian forces may also choose to attack up the canal, while simultaneously assaulting from Ozarianivka, to dislodge the AFU completely from the western bank and to support the offensive on Druzhba.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces advanced in the forests and dachas on the outskirts of Toretsk and captured the Terykon by the Pivnichna mine.

Now that Russian forces have the high ground over Torertsk, assault operations on the remaining territory outside the city will go a lot faster. I expect the rest of the forests will fall in the coming days, while Toretsk will probably fall in 3-4 weeks.

There is one more Terykon in the area which Ukrainian forces likely withdrew to, so in order to achieve fire control over the eastern residential areas of the city, Russian forces will need to capture this too. It is possible that Ukraine will put up a decent amount of resistance here, like they did in the larger terykon, which was only withdrawn from due to near encirclement of the Ukrainian formations stationed there.

It is reported that all of central Novohrodivka has been captured by Russian forces, with only the western and northern streets apparently under Ukrainian control.

Reports suggest that Russian forces conducted a series of counterattacks in Olgovka, Kursk Oblast. Heavy fighting is reportedly underway in the centre of the village near the community centre and the school.

"In connection, the night was terrible in Chasiv Yar. They are breaking through the channel more and more actively."
- Ukrainian soldier stationed in Chasiv Yar.