The MiG-31K landed back at Savasleika Airbase, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast.

Meanwhile, Russian Geran-2 drones are attacking Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast.

Cruise missile of an unidentified type in Poltava Oblast.

This is a pair of Iskander-K cruise missiles. They are flying west to Pereiaslav, Kyiv Oblast.

Four Iskander-K cruise missiles are detected, flying north of Drabiv, Cherkasy Oblast, towards Pereiaslav, Kyiv Oblast, on a western course.

The missiles are approaching Yahotyn, Kyiv Oblast.

Altitude: 300 metres

The missiles bypassed Yahtoyn from the south via the village of Somkova Dolyna and are flying further west to Ukrainka, Kyiv Oblast.

The missiles changed course to the northwest, flying past Berezan on a course to Boryspil, Kyiv Oblast.

Changed course to the west, flying to Ukrainka, Kyiv Oblast, again.

1 Iskander-K cruise missile has been intercepted.

The remaining missiles continue to zig-zag, flying back to Boryspil.

The missiles are decreasing speed to about 600 km/h

Two more pairs of Iskander-Ks are flying to Zolotonosha, Cherkasy Oblast.

Radars are detecting them very late.

1 pair of Iskander-Ks flies south of Kyiv on a western course.

2 pairs of missiles fly southwest towards Kozyn, Cherkasy Oblast.

The missiles southwest of Kyiv disappeared. There were ~3 of them. They may have impacted something there.

2 pairs of missiles are flying southwest to Smila, Cherkasy Oblast.

The missiles are exiting Cherkasy Oblast, flying south to Kirovohrad Oblast.

1-2 Iskander-K cruise missiles impacted Kozyn, Kyiv Oblast.

1-2 Iskander-Ks flew to Znamyanka, Kirovohrad Oblast, and disappeared.

MiG-31K departure from Savasleika Airbase. Threat of Kinzhal launches

Missile of an unidentified type to Chyhyryn, Cherkasy Oblast

It's the Iskander-K cruise missiles. They have re-appeared, flying low