The first two UAVs have likely entered Voronezh Oblast, from two different directions. One flew near Alexeyevka, and the other flew near Stary Oskol.

The status of the other three UAVs is currently unknown.

Russian air defence is active in Belgorod Oblast.

UAVs flying towards the Voronezh and Lipetsk Oblasts have disappeared, possibly the electronic warfare system has been damaged, or the signal has been lost.

Russia has conducted a large Shahed drone attack on Ukraine which is still ongoing. Here are the approximate live trajectories of the drones.

Ukrainian air defence is working in Vinnytsia.

2 Shaheds south of Vinnytsia. It is possible that the third in the region was shot down.

The shahed that flew over Kryvyi Rih has entered Poltava Oblast and turned west for Cherkasy.

Tochka-U missiles were launched at Kursk. No arrivals reported yet. Russian air defence was active in Oboyansky, Medvensky and Solntsevsky districts of Kursk Oblast.

Only 1 Shahed remains airborne in Ukraine. It heads back to Zolotonosha, Cherkasy Oblast.

- On the other hand, from the south the situation for the Russians is more complicated. After taking a large part of Plekhovo the Ukrainian forces took the town of Spal'noe and continued their advance inland through Krupets and Kamyshnoe to Gir'i, where they suffered heavy losses. Something similar happened the previous day a few kilometers further south where the troops crossed the localities of Kondratovka, Oxerki, Vishnevo, Maloe Soldatskoe, Belaya and Ivanovskii where they were also repulsed by the Russian troops. The area remains a large gray zone without a consolidated presence of both sides.
Map: [ https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1V8NzjQkzMOhpuLhkktbiKgodOQ27X6IV&ll=51.046300231809596%2C35.498068673647865&z=11 ]

Not confirmed yet

The last shahed turns back to Kyiv Oblast, reportedly flying near Kaniv.

Strong explosions in Kherson

A Russian soldier operating in the Sudzha direction reported that Ukrainian forces control the village of Mikhailovka, which is news to me considering that Russian forces recaptured Martynovka (slightly north of Mikhailovka).

My best guess on what happened would be as follows:

Ukraine attacked Martynovka, captured the village. Then without consolidating, they immediately exploited their momentum and advanced south into Mikhailovka, capturing that village too.

Russian reinforcements then launched a counterattack, recapturing Martynovka from the Ukrainians in order to alleviate the pressure on the Russian garrison that was stationed in eastern Sudzha at the time. The Russians, however, were either unable to recapture Mikhailovka, or haven't tried yet, and may be trying to encircle the AFU inside the settlement and use it as a staging ground for a counterattack on Sudzha, preventing Ukraine from achieving a buffer zone around the town.

MiG-31K airborne

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces continue to advance in the Pokrovsk direction.

Here, they managed to capture the rest of the village of Ivanivka, and advanced into Hrodivka, capturing the ruins of the former factory on the southeastern outskirts of the town. Ukrainian forces responded by shelling the new Russian positions.

As Russian forces have now entered Hrodivka, the battle for the Pokrovsk agglomeration has begun.

Strong explosions in Kostyantynivka, Donetsk Oblast.

Ukraine launched a missile in the direction of Azov. It was reportedly shot down over occupied Donetsk Oblast.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces continue to advance in Kostyantynivka.

Here, Russian infantry managed to seize control over 10 more blocks of houses and are now just ~550m from the O0532 road which runs through the centre of the settlement.

The advance here has been speeding up lately. You might remember me posting about the fact that Ukrainian resistance appeared to be very strong in this sector of the front line, well that seems to have changed now.

I expect that Russia will restart offensive operations from Paraskoviivka in the near future in order to support the attacks inside Kostyantynivka. They will probably try to seize the dachas in the northeast and the agricultural buildings in the north.

A few hours ago, rumours came in of an internal coup in Myanmar. This is reportedly linked to the dissatisfaction with the war effort. This comes as the Rebels' offensive dubbed "1027" shows no signs of slowing as they continue to seize military bases and towns across the country.

Dissenting generals reportedly deposed the current leader Min Aung Hlaing and took him into custody. However, there seems to be a communications blackout to and from the NPT Military HQ.

More to come.