Satellite imagery shows significant damage to the Zmiivska Thermal Power Plant in Kharkiv Oblast, including the 330 kV and 110 kV substations, along with 4 of the generator transformers, as a result of Russia's most recent combined missile attack.

5 craters from Iskander-M ballistic missiles are visible, which is 1 more impact than what I previously reported.

Notably, the TPP has halted all power generation.

Image credit: @osint_alarm.

Satellite imagery shows that the "Vinnytsya" 750 kV electrical substation was targeted in Russia's most recent combined missile attack on Ukraine.

2 craters from Kh-101/Iskander-K cruise missiles are visible at the substation, while a third crater is seen in the neighbouring field ~390 metres away due to one of the missiles missing its target.

Coordinates: 49.165, 28.72248

Image credit: @osint_alarm.

Satellite imagery shows new damage to the CHP-5 Combined Heat and Power Plant in Kyiv, after it was hit by 4 Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles in the most recent combined missile attack on Ukraine.

A large burn mark is visible, and it has entered an emergency shutdown mode.

Satellite imagery shows new damage to the CHP-4 Combined Heat and Power Plant in Kyiv, after it was hit by 2 Iskander-M ballistic missiles

Both craters are visible in the red circle. The other craters in the imagery are from previous strikes.

As a result of the strikes, CHP-4 has entered an emergency shutdown mode.

Satellite imagery shows new damage to the "Kyiv" 750 kV electrical substation after it was targeted by numerous Russian Kh-22/32 cruise missiles and Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles.

Notably, a number of craters and burn marks are visible outside the substation, indicating that some of the less accurate Kh-22 missiles were used alongside Kh-32s.

Damage is also seen to the substation itself in at least three locations due to missile impacts.

High threat of Iskander-M launches from Taganrog, Rostov Oblast.

Tu-22m3 strategic bomber over the Black Sea.

Unidentified missiles near Kushuhum, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, and Khotin, Sumy Oblast.

Explosions in Zaporizhzhia. Either Kh-22/32 or MLRS.

The missile near Sumy disappeared, probably MLRS

The missile near Zaporizhzhia was also MLRS, which targeted something south of the city.

The Tu-22m3 appears to just be carrying out a patrol in the eastern Black Sea, alongside a Su-57.

Tomorrow there is expected to be an exchange of POWs between Ukraine and Russia, with each returning 157 people to the other.

4 Tu-22m3 strategic bombers are airborne from Olenya Airbase, Murmansk Oblast, flying towards their launch lines near Unecha, Bryansk Oblast.

They will land at Dyagilevo Airbase, Ryazan Oblast, to be equipped with Kh-22/32 cruise missiles.

HIMARS launches from Kharkiv Oblast to Belgorod

S-300/400 launches from Belgorod City

Only one HIMARS was used, and was shot down near the international border by S-400.

Multiple Ukrainian Su-24s from Myrhorod Airbase, Poltava Oblast, are also airborne over Kharkiv Oblast.

"Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad hold"

Two Russian Tornado-S rockets targeted the Khortytsa distillery in Zaporizhzhia City. It's possible the enterprise was being used as an ammunition depot, as a massive column of smoke was seen rising afterwards.

As a result of the strikes, the neighbouring "Horizon" 150 kV electrical substation was also damaged.

Coordinates: 47.82833, 34.99694

HIMARS launches to Belgorod

S-300 launches from Belgorod