My source from Kramatorsk tells me that the entire city, along with Slovyansk, Druzhkivka and Kostyantynivka are without power. The lights flickered after the first explosion and completely went out after the second. 3 explosions were heard to the south, 3 more to the north. They might’ve been targeting the power grid around Mykolaivka.

The strikes were with KAB glide bombs and were all focused on the power grid.

Large explosion in Nablus, West Bank. The cause is unknown, but Israeli forces were storming the city at the time.

According to Ukrainian reports, a 🇷🇺DRG entered the town of Seredina Buda across the border in Sumy Region

Overnight, 1 more Russian Tu-95MS strategic bomber redeployed from Engels-2 Air Base in Saratov Oblast, to Olenya Air Base in Murmansk Oblast. It is probably equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles.

Overnight, the largest Russian Geran-2 drone attack on Ukraine so far this year took place. As many as 150, possibly more, drones were utilised on various targets across the country, many of which were in Kyiv Oblast.

Naturally, the Ukrainian air force claimed that 138 out of 139 were shot down though...

Following the new Ukrainian offensive in Kursk, Kursk Oblast has been under intensified HIMARS rocket attacks. For example, over the past 15 minutes, at least 5 HIMARS rockets were launched from Sumy Oblast. They are targeting areas around 25km from the international border.

Another Russian Tu-95MS strategic bomber is redeploying from Olenya Air Base in Murmansk Oblast to Engels-2 Air Base in Saratov Oblast. It will be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles at Engels-2 before returning back to Olenya.

Renewed Israeli airstrikes on Damascus, Tartus, Quneitra and Dara’a.

Multiple sources are reporting Israeli ground movements towards Dara’a, Syria.

A Russian Su-25 was shot down over Shcherbynivka, near Toretsk. The pilot ejected, and a Russian Mi-8 helicopter arrived at the crash site to rescue the pilot. Ukrainian forces made multiple attempts to hit the helicopter with FPV drones but failed each time.

Russian forces advanced in the salient west of Kurakhove, taking up new positions on the opposite side of the gulley.

At some point, Russian forces attacked through the low-lying ground and up onto the southern face of the tactical heights, establishing control over a roughly 530 metre long section of a treeline.

This suggests that Ukrainian formations are particularly weak here, as the most viable option, rather than moving through this potential kill-zone in the gulley, would be to attack downhill from their already established positions on the heights to the east, hitting Ukraine's eastern flank, allowing for a general collapse towards the fortifications to the north.

While this option is costly and takes more time, depending on the strength of Ukrainian formations on the opposite (northern) side of the gulley, it could, and probably was, (in this case), the most simple and cheap option, which is a bad sign for the Ukrainian forces still holding the salient.

+ ~0.32km² in favour of Russia.

P.S. Apologies for the difference with this map, I'm using a different computer, and my preloaded format for making these maps didn't save for some reason.