Ukrainian drones are attacking the Omsk Oil Refinery, nearly 2,500 km from the nearest Ukrainian-controlled territory.

This breaks the record for the deepest Ukrainian drone strike so far.

Ukraine carried two more attacks on Belgorod using HIMARS rockets over the last few hours.

Several impacts were recorded in Belgorod City, targeting the Belgorod Linear Production Department of Main Gas Pipelines, Belgorod International Airport, as well as one of the city's power plants. Ukrainian reconnaissance drones operated over the city to adjust the strikes.

In addition, HIMARS launches were carried out towards Kursk Oblast.

This evening, a Russian Geran-3/4 jet-drone struck a Nova Poshta warehouse in the city of Samar, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, resulting in a large fire breaking out.

Russian channels are beginning to acknowledge the Ukrainian counterattacks north of Lyman, which have been ongoing since mid-April.

So far, Ukrainian forces have recaptured approximately 50 km², with another 35 km² still being in the grey-zone.

These counterattacks have been subjected to a massive OPSEC operation by the Ukrainian command, even larger than the one seen in the Pokrovs'ke direction earlier this year.

Regarding the situation in Andriivka-Klevstove, Prosyana Direction:

On July 1, a geolocation appeared showing a Russian position coming under fire in the southern part of Andriivka-Klevstove. This prompted some mappers to reverse the Ukrainian advances in this direction and colour the village in a grey-zone.

However, this infiltration was a one-time event, as proven by yesterday's release of Sentinel-2 satellite imagery from the area.

When applying a false colour filter, it is revealed that Russian Su-34s dropped at least 9 KAB glide-bombs between July 1 and July 6, including on the exact house where Russian forces were previously geolocated. The strikes were carried out on all parts of the village, confirming that Ukrainian forces retain full control over the settlement.