The shahed from Poltava is now flying in the direction of Zhashkiv, Cherkasy Oblast.

The shahed in western Cherkasy Oblast is heading for Vinnytsia Oblast.

2 Shaheds were launched from Primorsko-Akhtarsk in Krasnodar Krai. They flew through Donetsk Oblast and are approaching Kharkiv Oblast.

2 Shaheds from Chernihiv Oblast have entered Kyiv Oblast. They are flying past Pereyslav.

The 2 Shaheds from Donetsk Oblast are flying in the direction of Lozova, Kharkiv Oblast.

The shahed that was previously flying to Zhytomyr has turned back to Kyiv. Shaheds are currently flying to the capital from two directions.

The same Shahed has turned back to Zhtyomyr Oblast and is flying to Korosten.

2 Shaheds are flying over Vyshhorod to the western bank of the Dnipro river.

The 2 shaheds from Kharkiv Oblast are flying to Poltava Oblast.

Correction: the 2 Shaheds in Kyiv Oblast split up north of Pereyaslav. While one does continue to fly over Vyshhorod, the other is flying to Boryspil.

Air defence is active in Kyiv city.

2 Shaheds in Poltava Oblast are flying to Poltava city.

Explosions reported in Kyiv Oblast.

At least 2 Shaheds, presumably launched from Crimea are flying over Kherson Oblast in the direction of Mykolaiv Oblast.

The same two Shaheds are now heading north of Kirovohrad/Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

There are no Shaheds left in Kyiv Oblast.

Live coverage of the drones will now end, unless something major happens. There is still ~3-4 drones left in Ukrainian airspace. They will probably fly around for the next few hours.

Map updates will be released later today.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces continue to exploit their localised breakthrough in the direction of Novohrodivka and have entered and captured most of the village of Mykolaivka.

This was done by branching off from the windbreaks on either side of the railway line and attacking down the main street. Footage shows Russian infantry attacking agricultural buildings in the western part of the settlement.

Reports indicate that Russian forces may have captured the entire village, although this remains unconfirmed, and so far, only one of my three reliable sources has reported on it.

This means that the Russians are very close to cutting the E50 highway which resupplies Karlivka and Kalynove.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces continued to advance in Hrodivka, and have expanded their control from the ruins of the former factory to the eastern residential area. Heavy fighting is ongoing in the direction of the town centre.

It is possible that Russian forces will attack the town in the future from the northeast near the reservoirs, or from positions in Zhuravka.