The Russian Ministry of Defence issued a statement regarding the overnight missile and drone strikes on Ukraine.

According to them, in Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast, drones struck a transport and logistics centre in the village of Chaiky allegedly being used to store components for FP-5 "Flamingo" cruise missiles; a logistics warehouse in the village of Kalynivka housing a customs terminal being used for distributing military cargo arriving from Western countries; and an ammunition depot in the village of Myla storing components and launch accelerators for long-range FP-1 and mid-range FP-2 drones.

In Mykolaiv Oblast, they claim that drones and missiles struck a marine transhipment terminal; multiple logistics warehouses used for unloading and storing military cargo, 18 different warehouses storing military equipment; and 3 different warehouses storing fuel and lubricants for the Ukrainian military.

In Odesa Oblast, the MoD claims that drones struck a refueling station and areas for unloading fuel and lubricants for the Ukrainian military at Izmail Port.

Ukrainian channels claim that the "ALFA-1" cargo ship was hit by Ukrainian mid-range drones at Mariupol Port, Donetsk Oblast, overnight.

Russian Geran-4 jet-drones struck two Ukrainian locomotives near the village of Katerynivka, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

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

Iskander-M on Donetsk Oblast

Flying past Druzhkivka, Donetsk Oblast to Barvinkove, Kharkiv Oblast

Disappeared near the Kharkiv-Donetsk regional border.

The civilian death toll from the Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike on an ammunition depot in Kyiv Oblast, and it's subsequent secondary detonations, has risen to 27, with 42 others injured.

381 people, including 59 children, have been evacuated from the area. Around 50 residential buildings have been damaged to varying degrees. The death toll may rise further in the coming hours.

Today I learned that the Austrian Armed Forces use my maps for their Ukraine situational updates.

While everyone still focuses on the current limited Ukrainian drone strikes, today marks Day 50 of Russia’s large-scale missile and drone strike campaign against Ukrainian port infrastructure in Odesa Oblast.

Hundreds of missiles and thousands of drones have been used in these unprecedented attacks, hitting all 6 working Ukrainian ports, dozens of commercial vessels, energy infrastructure powering these ports, countless warehouses and other storage facilities, Ukrainian naval assets, and much more. Every single day for the last 50 days has witnessed attacks on port infrastructure to some extent.

This has crippled Ukrainian maritime export capabilities, with most shipping companies no longer willing to take the risk to sail to Odesa Oblast. Meanwhile, Russia’s western ports are largely functional again, as Ukraine’s “40 day operation” has long petered out.

It’s truly incredible how little coverage this Russian strike campaign has gotten, considering the massive scale of these attacks. And they show no signs of stopping yet.

Today is the last day of the 48 hour warning period for Kyiv city and Kyiv Oblast for a large-scale attack involving Iskander-M ballistic missiles and Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles.

If it does take place tonight, then launches will occur anywhere from 30 minutes to 5 hours from now. If the attack doesn’t end up happening tonight, then the warning period may be extended.

All the information provided in this earlier post is still relevant: https://t.me/AMK_Mapping/36605

Explosions are heard in Kyiv.

The city is under attack from Russian Geran-4 jet-drones again

❗️Russia has deployed North Korean-made Kn-23 ballistic missile launchers to Kursk Oblast in the last few days, and for the first time, used them in an attack on Dnipropetrovsk Oblast around 1.5 hours ago.

For nearly 3 years, the Kn-23 was only ever launched from near Liski, Voronezh Oblast. However, today launches were observed from a new position, approximately west of Shchigry in Kursk Oblast. This is likely because Russia now has much larger quantities of Kn-23 ballistic missiles, and doesn't want to concentrate them all in one area. This also makes it more difficult for Ukraine to predict whether an Iskander-M or a Kn-23 is launched.

3-4 missiles were used in this attack, impacting an unknown target northwest of Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Explosions could be heard from Kamianske, indicating the impacts were fairly close to the city, likely in the area of Shulhivka.

A fire is burning at a petrol station on the northern edge of Kharkiv City following a Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike.