An explosion was reported in Cherkasy.

Rockets were launched from Lebanon in the direction of Haifa.

Israeli armoured vehicles are reportedly conducting a limited ground assault on the Al-Bureij refugee camp.

A new report states that Russian forces have recaptured the village of Plekhovo in Kursk Oblast, significantly decreasing the southern part of the Ukrainian bridgehead on the eastern bank of the Sudzha river.

If this report is true, then it is likely that the forest northeast of Plekhovo has also been recaptured, as control over it would allow the Ukrainians to maintain fire control over the road leading into the eastern part of the village.

A "Very difficult security incident" was reported by Israeli media in the northern part of the Gaza strip.

An Israeli tank is firing smoke shells near Saftawi street as a rescue helicopter lands in the area.

A new type of Russian UAV was spotted over Kyiv Oblast this morning. It differs in appearance and sound from Geran drones.

Multiple sources are reporting that Russian forces have advanced into the central part of Katerynivka, reaching the intersection of Lenina and Sadovya streets.

Assault operations are also reportedly ongoing on the neighbouring village of Antonivka.

It appears that a Hezbollah drone directly hit Netanyahu's residence in central Israel. Rumours are already circulating that he was injured in the attack.

At least 73 people were killed and more than 100 wounded in beit lahiya, Gaza, in what appears to be one of the worst massacres in recent months.

This comes as Israel bombing campaigns have significantly intensified against civilian and Hamas targets in the northern Gaza Strip.

Many civilians moved to beit lahiya, which is north of Jabalia, to seek refugee. It was difficult for them to move to Gaza city due to intense bombing campaigns there, and they couldn’t move further south to the Al-Mawasi humanitarian zone due to the risk of being shot by IDF soldiers if they passed through the netzarim corridor. Beit lahiya and neighboring beit hanoun were two of the “safest” options.