Russian forces have captured the village of Novopavlivka, Druzhkivka direction, Donetsk Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~36.
Total land area: ~0.13 km².

The fighting for Novopavlivka lasted approximately 10 days.

Correction: 7 Kh-22/32 cruise missiles were used on the "Kyiv" 750 kV electrical substation during this attack, not 6.

Photo of encircled soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, taken in the Central District Hospital in the city of Kupyansk in the Kharkov region.

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I'm surprised they're still there. They have been encircled for 2-3 months now, being resupplied by drones.

Vovchansk general direction, 23/01/2026, Ukrainian defensive device.

A Russian soldier miraculously managed to shoot down a VOG grenade as if was being dropped on his position by a Ukrainian drone.

EDIT: Old video from 2023

Nevermind, it seems 12 Kh-22/32 cruise missiles were used, with 3 being launched each from 4 Tu-22m3 strategic bombers.

This is what I mean when I say "Keep in mind, the numbers of missiles launched may be slightly higher than what I've listed, as the number of missiles detected is sometimes lower than actual launches." In this case, it was exactly double the number that I initially counted, which has happened a couple times before.

Recent picture of a Ukrainian Su-27 from the 831st Tactical Aviation Brigade, based at Mirgorod Airbase

I'm surprised they are still there after the repeated Iskander strikes in 2024.

Myrhorod Airbase is only around 140 km from the Russian border.

Two Russian Geran-2 drones with Electro-Optical seekers struck Ukrainian Mi-8 and Mi-24 helicopters stationed at an airstrip in the city of Mala Vyska, Kirovohrad Oblast.

Both of the Gerans were directly controlled by drone operators. We are continuing to see a significant rise in the number of remotely-controlled Geran-2 drones being used by Russia.

Both of these helicopters were likely used for air defence purposes.

Coordinates: 48.63229, 31.62801

Map of the current power outages in Kyiv city.

Prior to today's attack, some power regeneration had been restored at the CHP-4 combined heat and power plant in the southeastern part of the city, and likely at some substations too. However, this new attack has resulted in additional power outages for Kyiv.

Meanwhile, CHP-5 and CHP-6 haven't been operational for 4 days now, after the attacks on January 20.

Due to last night's Geran-2 drone attacks, almost all of Chernihiv City, along with multiple other cities, were left without power.

Strikes were carried out on:

- "Slavutich" 330 kV electrical substation in the city of Slavutych (part of Kyiv Oblast, but primarily used for Chernihiv Oblast). 51.52364, 30.70781.

- "Nizhinska" 330 kV electrical substation in the city of Nizhyn. 51.0308, 31.95607.

- Either the "Bakhmach-2" or the "Bakhmach tranzytna" 110 kV electrical substations in the city of Bakhmach. 51.17942, 32.85552 and 51.18858, 32.85417 respectively.

- Other energy targets.

At least one Tu-22m3 departed from Mozdok Airbase, North Ossetia, and is flying past Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai, in the direction of the Black Sea, and may fly in the direction of its launch lines.

The Tu-22m3 appears to be carrying out a training mission in the area of Anapa/Kerch, over the northeastern Black Sea.

The Pentagon has released a new US National Defense Strategy that shifts priorities away from Ukraine, calling support for Kyiv primarily Europe’s responsibility. The document refocuses US defense on protecting its own territory and the Western Hemisphere, including the Panama Canal, Greenland, and the Gulf of Mexico. Russia is described as a “persistent but manageable threat” to NATO that still has resources for a prolonged war despite economic and demographic problems. China is no longer labeled the main threat, though US containment efforts in the Pacific will continue through diplomacy and strengthened defenses.