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Unidentified missile in the direction of Mykolaiv. Northwestern course.
2 cruise missiles. Flying to Voznesensk, Mykolaiv Oblast.
Forwarded from Aged like milk: Ukraine edition (AMK Mapping)
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In the Lyman direction, Ukrainian forces continued to advance, and have managed to recapture the village of Torske.
After the remaining Russian soldiers in Torske withdrew, and the assault operations halted, Ukrainian forces moved in from the southern part of the village and from the fish farm to re-occupy their previously lost positions, establishing full control over the settlement.
At the same time, with their western flank now fully secured, Ukrainian forces began pushing north from the western part of the Serebryanskyi Forest, seizing positions in the treelines and forest plantations, before advancing uphill and recapturing the treelines east of Torske on the tactical heights.
+ ~16.80km² in favour of Ukraine.
After the remaining Russian soldiers in Torske withdrew, and the assault operations halted, Ukrainian forces moved in from the southern part of the village and from the fish farm to re-occupy their previously lost positions, establishing full control over the settlement.
At the same time, with their western flank now fully secured, Ukrainian forces began pushing north from the western part of the Serebryanskyi Forest, seizing positions in the treelines and forest plantations, before advancing uphill and recapturing the treelines east of Torske on the tactical heights.
+ ~16.80km² in favour of Ukraine.
In the Siversk direction, Ukrainian forces advanced in the Serebryanskyi Forest, recapturing important positions and strongpoints in the direction of the city of Kremmina.
Ukrainian forces, likely from Azov, advanced north from their trenches in the southeastern part of the Serebryanskyi Forest, storming Russian positions and capturing heavily fortified strongpoints. They then expanded their zone of control to protect the flanks and seized further positions to the north, east and west.
To the southeast, they made small progress towards the Siverskyi Donets River, establishing control over new trenches on its northern bank.
+ ~6.98km² in favour of Ukraine
Ukrainian forces, likely from Azov, advanced north from their trenches in the southeastern part of the Serebryanskyi Forest, storming Russian positions and capturing heavily fortified strongpoints. They then expanded their zone of control to protect the flanks and seized further positions to the north, east and west.
To the southeast, they made small progress towards the Siverskyi Donets River, establishing control over new trenches on its northern bank.
+ ~6.98km² in favour of Ukraine
In the Siversk direction, Russian forces continued their advance from the east, capturing new positions between the villages of Hryhorivka and Verkhnokamyanske.
After the capture of Verkhnokamyanske, Russian forces continue to level out the frontline between the village and the Siverskyi Donets River and have made new progress in two areas.
In the south, they continued to advance east along the road from Verkhnokamyanka, seizing control over most of the windbreaks on either side of the road. They also entered and captured a parallel treeline to the north.
In the north, they continued to outflank the ruins of Hryhorivka in order to avoid pushing through the open ground in the village and captured another section of the 3.8km-long treeline on the tactical heights. Russian forces were also able to capture positions in the southern part of the forests to the north, protecting the northern flank of their forces in the treeline.
+ ~4.76km² in favour of Russia.
After the capture of Verkhnokamyanske, Russian forces continue to level out the frontline between the village and the Siverskyi Donets River and have made new progress in two areas.
In the south, they continued to advance east along the road from Verkhnokamyanka, seizing control over most of the windbreaks on either side of the road. They also entered and captured a parallel treeline to the north.
In the north, they continued to outflank the ruins of Hryhorivka in order to avoid pushing through the open ground in the village and captured another section of the 3.8km-long treeline on the tactical heights. Russian forces were also able to capture positions in the southern part of the forests to the north, protecting the northern flank of their forces in the treeline.
+ ~4.76km² in favour of Russia.
In the Kostyantynivka direction, Russian forces continued to advance north of Toretsk, and have nearly encircled the remaining Ukrainian forces in the city.
Russian forces advanced northwest along the railway line and completed the capture of the village of Dyliivka (the southern one). To the west, they captured a treeline and crossed over the reservoirs in the low-lying ground to seize a small forest.
To the west, Russian forces advanced northwest from their spearhead to the highway and stormed Ukrainian strongpoints in the farm complex next to the reservoirs. They were able to establish control over it, putting them less than 900 metres from the last supply route into Toretsk.
+ ~3.12km² in favour of Russia.
Russian forces advanced northwest along the railway line and completed the capture of the village of Dyliivka (the southern one). To the west, they captured a treeline and crossed over the reservoirs in the low-lying ground to seize a small forest.
To the west, Russian forces advanced northwest from their spearhead to the highway and stormed Ukrainian strongpoints in the farm complex next to the reservoirs. They were able to establish control over it, putting them less than 900 metres from the last supply route into Toretsk.
+ ~3.12km² in favour of Russia.
In the Kostyantynivka direction, Russian forces continued their offensive and have made significant progress in multiple directions.
Russian forces advanced in three main areas. In the east, after eliminating the Ukrainian pocket in and around Stara Mykolaivka and Hnativka, they advanced north along both banks of the Kalynivka River from the central part of the village of Zorya, completing the capture of the settlement. They also established control over the agricultural complexes and treelines to the east.
To the west, Russian forces advanced on a wide front, pushing north and west to and along treelines on the tactical heights, capturing new positions towards the village of Oleksandro Kalynove. They also made further progress in the southwestern part of the village of Yablunivka, taking up new positions towards the centre despite fierce Ukrainian resistance. At the same time, Russian forces expanded their zone of control to the south of Yablunivka, seizing new treeline positions on the tactical heights.
To the northwest, Russian forces continued their advance in the vicinity of the highway, capturing the next residential area of Yablunivka, as well as an adjacent trench strongpoint. They also began advancing up 3 parallel treelines perpendicular to the highway, seizing new positions there.
+ ~17.40km² in favour of Russia.
Russian forces advanced in three main areas. In the east, after eliminating the Ukrainian pocket in and around Stara Mykolaivka and Hnativka, they advanced north along both banks of the Kalynivka River from the central part of the village of Zorya, completing the capture of the settlement. They also established control over the agricultural complexes and treelines to the east.
To the west, Russian forces advanced on a wide front, pushing north and west to and along treelines on the tactical heights, capturing new positions towards the village of Oleksandro Kalynove. They also made further progress in the southwestern part of the village of Yablunivka, taking up new positions towards the centre despite fierce Ukrainian resistance. At the same time, Russian forces expanded their zone of control to the south of Yablunivka, seizing new treeline positions on the tactical heights.
To the northwest, Russian forces continued their advance in the vicinity of the highway, capturing the next residential area of Yablunivka, as well as an adjacent trench strongpoint. They also began advancing up 3 parallel treelines perpendicular to the highway, seizing new positions there.
+ ~17.40km² in favour of Russia.
On the eastern flank of Pokrovsk, Russian forces continued their advance and have captured new positions east of the Kazenyi Torets River.
Russian forces advanced in two areas. In the south, they continued the process of clearing out the Ukrainian salient south of the village of Malynivka. They pushed southwest and northwest from the tactical heights, capturing two new treelines, and reaching the forest plantations in the low-lying ground. From there, they began pushing west towards the next treeline, establishing control over the rest of the forest plantations and the adjacent agricultural complex.
To the northwest, Russian forces advanced from the western part of Malynivka, and under heavy artillery and drone cover, entered the village of Myrne, and established a foothold in the eastern houses. They also marginally advanced along the highway to the south.
+ ~3.35km² in favour of Russia.
Russian forces advanced in two areas. In the south, they continued the process of clearing out the Ukrainian salient south of the village of Malynivka. They pushed southwest and northwest from the tactical heights, capturing two new treelines, and reaching the forest plantations in the low-lying ground. From there, they began pushing west towards the next treeline, establishing control over the rest of the forest plantations and the adjacent agricultural complex.
To the northwest, Russian forces advanced from the western part of Malynivka, and under heavy artillery and drone cover, entered the village of Myrne, and established a foothold in the eastern houses. They also marginally advanced along the highway to the south.
+ ~3.35km² in favour of Russia.
Russian forces have captured the village of Dachne, Kostyantynivka direction, Donetsk Oblast.
Pre-war population: ~70
Total land area: ~0.65km²
Pre-war population: ~70
Total land area: ~0.65km²
Ukrainian forces have re-established control over the village of Radkivka, Kupyansk direction, Kharkiv Oblast.
Pre-war population: ~39
Total land area: ~0.15km²
Pre-war population: ~39
Total land area: ~0.15km²
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The first Russian soldiers have crossed the border with Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on June 8, 2025. Based off some info @Playfra0 shared, this video was likely recorded just west of Horikhove.
While this location is not certain, advances had been taking place here to within a few hundred metres of the border, so it's more than likely.
While this location is not certain, advances had been taking place here to within a few hundred metres of the border, so it's more than likely.
Preparations for the next Russian missile strike on Ukraine are underway.
2 Tu-95MS strategic bombers redeployed from Ukrainka Airbase in Amur Oblast to Engels-2 Airbase in Saratov Oblast. They were equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles, before them and 1 other redeployed to Olenya Airbase in Murmansk Oblast, joining the other Tu-95 there which was equipped with missiles earlier.
Additionally, 6 Tu-22M3 strategic bombers redeployed from Olenya Airbase to Engels-2 Airbase to be equipped with Kh-22 cruise missiles. It's possible that they don't make a return flight to Olenya or Shaykovka Airbases and instead remain at Engels-2 until the next missile strike.
In addition to this, there are 2 Tu-95s and 1 Tu-160 stationed at Engels-2.
So overall, we have:
4 Tu-95s at Olenya, all 4 equipped with Kh-101 missiles
6 Tu-22M3s at Engels-2, all being equipped/have been equipped with Kh-22 missiles.
2 Tu-95s at Engels-2, 1 of which may be equipped with Kh-101 missiles.
1 Tu-160 at Engels-2, not equipped with missiles.
2 Tu-95MS strategic bombers redeployed from Ukrainka Airbase in Amur Oblast to Engels-2 Airbase in Saratov Oblast. They were equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles, before them and 1 other redeployed to Olenya Airbase in Murmansk Oblast, joining the other Tu-95 there which was equipped with missiles earlier.
Additionally, 6 Tu-22M3 strategic bombers redeployed from Olenya Airbase to Engels-2 Airbase to be equipped with Kh-22 cruise missiles. It's possible that they don't make a return flight to Olenya or Shaykovka Airbases and instead remain at Engels-2 until the next missile strike.
In addition to this, there are 2 Tu-95s and 1 Tu-160 stationed at Engels-2.
So overall, we have:
4 Tu-95s at Olenya, all 4 equipped with Kh-101 missiles
6 Tu-22M3s at Engels-2, all being equipped/have been equipped with Kh-22 missiles.
2 Tu-95s at Engels-2, 1 of which may be equipped with Kh-101 missiles.
1 Tu-160 at Engels-2, not equipped with missiles.
The total number of Geran-2 drones launches today could exceed 400. This, plus recent movements of strategic bombers could suggest a missile attack will take place today. I will monitor the situation and update with any new developments.
Zelensky: "special attention should be paid to air alerts in the coming days".
Forwarded from AMK Mapping EXTRA
2 explosions were heard in Kerch, Crimea. Cause unknown.
AMK Mapping
The total number of Geran-2 drones launches today could exceed 400. This, plus recent movements of strategic bombers could suggest a missile attack will take place today. I will monitor the situation and update with any new developments.
Patterns observed over the past 24 hours suggest that a large-scale missile strike on Ukraine is more likely to take place in the next 6 hours than I previously thought.
No radio activity on the strategic comms has been recorded yet, and if none is recorded in the next 4 hours, there probably wont be an attack. Right now I'd put the chances at around 40%, but that can change at any time.
If there is an attack, it won't be anything special. The maximum number of Tu-95s which can be used right now is 5, while as many as 6 Tu-22M3s can be used. Of course, Kalibr launches would be likely if there was an attack. as well as Iskanders, but this still wouldn't be much different than the usual ones we see.
No radio activity on the strategic comms has been recorded yet, and if none is recorded in the next 4 hours, there probably wont be an attack. Right now I'd put the chances at around 40%, but that can change at any time.
If there is an attack, it won't be anything special. The maximum number of Tu-95s which can be used right now is 5, while as many as 6 Tu-22M3s can be used. Of course, Kalibr launches would be likely if there was an attack. as well as Iskanders, but this still wouldn't be much different than the usual ones we see.
Forwarded from Clément Molin
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Satellite images from today shows no signs of the bombing of a train carrying armoured vehicles and fuel by Ukrainian drones in Kherson Oblast.
The area designated only shows a bush fire
Satellite images from today shows no signs of the bombing of a train carrying armoured vehicles and fuel by Ukrainian drones in Kherson Oblast.
The area designated only shows a bush fire