The Houthis have announced the resumption of the Red Sea Blockade, until aid flows into Gaza are unblocked by Israel.

Fire at a warehouse in Sumy after a Russian Geran-2 drone attack.

The commander of the Tubas battalion (a local Palestinian armed group) was killed by Israeli forces in Jenin, West Bank.

Israeli bulldozers are demolishing infrastructure in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin, West Bank.

Explosions in Kryvyi Rih, Iskander-M ballistic missile strike.

Smoke is rising over Kryvyi Rih. The missile reportedly hit an administrative building.

Central Sudzha.

Russia has established control over most of Sudzha. Small pockets of resistance remain, namely in the western neighborhoods.

It’s important to remember that there will still be Ukrainians in the basements of buildings in various parts of the city which will need to be cleared before it can be declared under full Russian control.

Another Iskander on Kryvyi Rih.

Explosion in Kryvyi Rih

Apparently these were cruise missiles.

Locals report that the missiles hit the Druzhba hotel. This appears to be a double-tap strike.

Officials report that the missiles hit an “infrastructure facility” in Kryvyi Rih.

The Druzhba hotel in Kryvyi Rih after a double-tap Iskander ballistic missile strike.

Full video from Sudzha city centre

Since this morning, Israeli drones have been flying over parts of Lebanon, including the capital Beirut, and various parts of the Hermel region.

The moment one of the Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles struck the Druzhba Hotel in Kryvyi Rih, Dnipro Oblast, this morning.

Update from Kursk:

Russian forces continue to clear out the remants of the salient and have established control over most of the key city of Sudzha.

After the main assault detachments linked up with the pipeline soldiers, more reinforcements were sent in down the R200 road, allowing for Russian forces to clear the Sudzha industrial zone and the nearby residential area. They they spearheaded an advance over the bridge and entrenched in the city centre, where battles occurred with Ukrainian cover forces, who were covering for the main formations to retreat from Kursk Oblast.

Russian forces pushed up Lenina Street to the city square, capturing the administrative building and the surrounding areas, raising flags there.

Meanwhile in the north, Russian forces continued to push with little resistance, and captured the village of Bogdanovka, before moving south to Kazachya Loknya, then to Knyazhiy 1st, Knyazhiy 2nd, and Knyazhii, before entering the northern suburbs of Sudzha.

In the southeast, Russian forces captured the village of Mirnyi and Bondarevka after an attack from the east and also captured the village of Kolmakov after an attack from the southeast.

In the south, Russian forces conducted assault operations from Cherkasskaya Konopelka, and captured Makhnovka and Zamoste, before moving east to Dmitriukov, capturing it, while also linking up with the assault detachments in Mirnyi.

The rest of Sudzha not under Russian control has shifted to the grey zone, with only a Ukrainian covering force remaining in the city.

+ ~63.50km² in favour of Russia.