Heading for Voznesensk.

Explosion in Voznesensk.

A Russian reconnaissance UAV is over/near Voznesensk. Repeated launches are possible.

MLRS launches are reported in the direction of Belgorod.

Clarification: They were launched at Kursk, but were likely shot down.

The 6 Tu-95s are likely approaching the republic of Mordovia and will probably reach Saratov Oblast within half an hour.

Explosions were reported in Kharkiv Oblast around 20 minutes ago. Probably KAB strikes.

Explosion in the suburbs of Dnipro. No clue on what caused it as no missile launches were recorded.

Air defence is working in the city.

Another MLRS in the direction of Kursk. It is currently flying over the frontline.

The Tu-95s reached Penza Oblast. Next is Saratov where the launch lines are.

There is high activity of Russian reconnaissance UAVs in the north and south of Ukraine.

Launch maneuvers were conducted. It remains to be seen whether they are real or simulated launches.

The Kh-101 missiles should enter the airspace of Ukraine within an hour if the launches were real.

Powerful explosions were reported in Kherson city.

2 Tu-95s landed at Engels airfield. 4 are still in the air.

The remaining 4 Tu-95s fly in the direction of the Caspian Sea.

All Tu-95s have landed. It might have just been relocation but also to sew fear among Ukraine at the same time.

Nevermind, 4 Tu-95s are still airborne and are now over the Caspian sea.

The launches were simulated.

Russian forces have constructed a second pontoon bridge across the Seym River in the Kursk region, east of the village of Zvannoye. This can be seen in a satellite image from August 17. Previously, a similar bridge was reported east of the village of Glushkovo. The Russian army began building these crossings after Ukrainian strikes on bridges in the area, likely to provide escape routes for Russian troops.

There are initial reports that the first constructed pontoon bridge is already destroyed by Ukraine.