Yesterday, Russia carried out a series of strikes on Ukraine using Iskander-M ballistic missiles, Geran-2 drones, KAB glide-bombs, and Grad rockets. As a result, at least 26 civilians were killed and 110 others injured.

12 civilians were killed and 49 others injured in Zaporizhzhia City after Russian Grad rockets struck a shopping centre.

5 civilians were killed and 5 others injured after KAB glide-bombs struck the city centre of Kramatorsk.

5 civilians were killed and 37 others were injured after Geran-2 drones and Iskander-M ballistic missiles struck gas infrastructure in Poltava Oblast.

4 civilians were killed and 19 others injured after 2 Iskander-M ballistic missiles struck Dnipro.

Overnight, Ukraine attacked northern Crimea with long-range UAVs. Strikes were carried out on the cities of Dzhankoi and Armyansk, killing at least 5 civilians.

Ukrainian sources claim the strikes on Armyansk targeted an FSB headquarters.

The Ukrainian supermarket chain "VARUS" released a statement announcing that one of their distribution centres in Dnipro was struck by a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile.

According to my information, the ballistic missile struck next to the warehouse, targeting at/near a neighbouring "Metallurg" enterprise (yellow square). The second ballistic missile impacted a shipping enterprise (green square). The Varus warehouse was probably affected by blast damage from the first impact.

Based on the sheer amount of censorship surrounding this event and the long time it took for Varus to issue a statement, the first missile likely did not target a civilian facility.

Here are the images of the blast damage to the front of the warehouse. Naturally, the cameras are pointed away from the impact site.

New Ukrainian fortifications built since April 26th (full-resolution pictures in the comments, interactive version on http://playframap.github.io).

Yellow: ditches
Blue: dragon's teeth
Gray: barbed wire
Red: new fortification

*The maps shown do not in any way break OPSEC or represent sensitive data. Everything that was mapped was done using public sources, and both sides know well about what is shown in these maps.