Photos show damage to a building in the settlement of Nirim, east of the Gaza Strip after a 114mm rocket launched by the Al-Qassam Brigades (armed wing of Hamas) from southern Gaza impacted it.
The building was undergoing renovation after it was damaged during the attacks from October 7th, 2023. It's unclear if this was the impact location of the rocket, or if it is collateral damage from an impact off-camera.
The IDF stated that the failure to intercept the rocket was due to "human error".
The building was undergoing renovation after it was damaged during the attacks from October 7th, 2023. It's unclear if this was the impact location of the rocket, or if it is collateral damage from an impact off-camera.
The IDF stated that the failure to intercept the rocket was due to "human error".
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During the night and early morning, Russia carried out a combined ballistic missile and Geran-2 drone attack on Kharkiv Oblast.
The drones came in two waves, with the first ones resulting in at least 2 impacts in the Shevchenkivskyi District of Kharkiv City, and 2 impacts in the vicinity of the city of Izyum. Additionally, 1 Iskander-M ballistic missile launched from an OTRK installation in Kursk Oblast impacted near Izyum, with the explosion being heard from the city.
The second wave arrived at around sunrise. At least 3 Gerans impacted Kharkiv City, including 2 in the Shevchenkivskyi District and 1 in the Kyivskyi District. Fires broke out in the city as a result.
At least 8 civilians were wounded after what appears to be drone debris hit a 9-story residential building in the Shevchenkivskyi District. 2 civilians were wounded in the Slobidskyi District after a small fire broke out in a 12-story building. This was also fallen debris, as no impacts were recorded there and the fire is too small to be from a direct impact.
The drones came in two waves, with the first ones resulting in at least 2 impacts in the Shevchenkivskyi District of Kharkiv City, and 2 impacts in the vicinity of the city of Izyum. Additionally, 1 Iskander-M ballistic missile launched from an OTRK installation in Kursk Oblast impacted near Izyum, with the explosion being heard from the city.
The second wave arrived at around sunrise. At least 3 Gerans impacted Kharkiv City, including 2 in the Shevchenkivskyi District and 1 in the Kyivskyi District. Fires broke out in the city as a result.
At least 8 civilians were wounded after what appears to be drone debris hit a 9-story residential building in the Shevchenkivskyi District. 2 civilians were wounded in the Slobidskyi District after a small fire broke out in a 12-story building. This was also fallen debris, as no impacts were recorded there and the fire is too small to be from a direct impact.
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Last night, Russia carried out another Geran-2 drone attack on Kyiv Oblast. Most of the drones attacked targets in Kyiv City, where at least 6 impacts were recorded in the suburbs and on the outskirts.
Additional drones hit targets in Brovary District, with the explosions being heard from Brovary City. The exact targets of the Gerans are currently unclear.
Additional drones hit targets in Brovary District, with the explosions being heard from Brovary City. The exact targets of the Gerans are currently unclear.
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Last night Russia carried out another Geran-2 drone attack on Odesa Oblast. All of the Gerans appear to have attacked Odesa City, and flew in two waves.
The first wave attacked targets in the southern suburbs of Odesa, with at least 3 impacts being recorded. The second wave attacked other parts of the city. At least 3 impacts were recorded, possibly including in the vicinity of Shkolny Airbase.
Interestingly, it doesn't seem as though any drones attacked port infrastructure, which is often a primary target for these sorts of attacks.
The first wave attacked targets in the southern suburbs of Odesa, with at least 3 impacts being recorded. The second wave attacked other parts of the city. At least 3 impacts were recorded, possibly including in the vicinity of Shkolny Airbase.
Interestingly, it doesn't seem as though any drones attacked port infrastructure, which is often a primary target for these sorts of attacks.
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Last night, Russia carried out another large-scale Geran-2 drone attack on Ukrainian-controlled Donetsk Oblast. At least 9 impacts were recorded in various parts of the region.
Many of the drones flew to the city of Slovyansk, where at least 4 impacts were recorded. Fires were seen burning in multiple areas afterwards.
At least 2 Gerans impacted a target in the village of Novovodyane, as seen in the first video. At least 2 impacts were also recorded in the city of Druzhkivka as seen in the second video, along with at least 1 impact in the town of Oleksandrivka.
Many of the drones flew to the city of Slovyansk, where at least 4 impacts were recorded. Fires were seen burning in multiple areas afterwards.
At least 2 Gerans impacted a target in the village of Novovodyane, as seen in the first video. At least 2 impacts were also recorded in the city of Druzhkivka as seen in the second video, along with at least 1 impact in the town of Oleksandrivka.
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AMK Mapping
From Kursk, flying to Kharkiv City or nearby
To Chuhuiv, southeast of Kharkiv City
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AMK Mapping
Disappeared
An explosion was heard in Chuhuiv. A reconnaissance drone operates over the city, filming the strike.
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Yesterday the Russian MOD claimed that Russian forces captured the village of Sobolivka (red box), west of the city of Kupyansk.
Naturally, all the accounts who don't care for accurately reporting the situation on the frontline immediately began reporting on the operational encirclement of Kupyansk and the imminent collapse of Ukrainian lines west of the Oskil River. Some didn't even realise that the information originated from a claim by the Russian MOD.
In reality, Russian forces are still fighting for Radkivka (yellow box), which they failed to take in late May and were forced to roll back after Ukraine began counterattacking. Since then, they focused on actually securing control over Kindrashivka, which should have been the focus from the beginning. While Kindrashivka is technically under Russian control, the probability of future Ukrainian infiltrations into the village from the west/northwest remains high due to Ukrainian advantages in the geography of the region.
Nevertheless, this allowed for Holubivka to be captured, and the wrap-around to Radkivka to take place. After a regoupring, Russian forces renewed their attakcs there. Heavy fighting is now ongoing, with the AFU putting up fierce resistance as usual for this sector.
Keep in mind, the Russian MOD previously claimed to have captured Moskovka (orange box), to the north of Sobolivka, however it turns out that DRG units were operating in the north of the village, disrupting Ukrainian defensive operations and creating confusion among units. The AFU has since been able to establish solidified control over Moskovka, although Russian DRGs regularly operate north of the village and on the outskirts of Kupyansk itself.
However, the main point that I am making is that the Russians have not broken through in the Kupyansk direction and are instead advancing at their usual pace here, which like some other sectors, has proven difficult to crack.
I'd also like to reiterate that you should never trust official government claims, especially if they seem unlikely to be true. Governments lie, especially in wartime. It doesn't matter if it's Ukraine or Russia, both of them have lied in the past and will continue to into the future.
Naturally, all the accounts who don't care for accurately reporting the situation on the frontline immediately began reporting on the operational encirclement of Kupyansk and the imminent collapse of Ukrainian lines west of the Oskil River. Some didn't even realise that the information originated from a claim by the Russian MOD.
In reality, Russian forces are still fighting for Radkivka (yellow box), which they failed to take in late May and were forced to roll back after Ukraine began counterattacking. Since then, they focused on actually securing control over Kindrashivka, which should have been the focus from the beginning. While Kindrashivka is technically under Russian control, the probability of future Ukrainian infiltrations into the village from the west/northwest remains high due to Ukrainian advantages in the geography of the region.
Nevertheless, this allowed for Holubivka to be captured, and the wrap-around to Radkivka to take place. After a regoupring, Russian forces renewed their attakcs there. Heavy fighting is now ongoing, with the AFU putting up fierce resistance as usual for this sector.
Keep in mind, the Russian MOD previously claimed to have captured Moskovka (orange box), to the north of Sobolivka, however it turns out that DRG units were operating in the north of the village, disrupting Ukrainian defensive operations and creating confusion among units. The AFU has since been able to establish solidified control over Moskovka, although Russian DRGs regularly operate north of the village and on the outskirts of Kupyansk itself.
However, the main point that I am making is that the Russians have not broken through in the Kupyansk direction and are instead advancing at their usual pace here, which like some other sectors, has proven difficult to crack.
I'd also like to reiterate that you should never trust official government claims, especially if they seem unlikely to be true. Governments lie, especially in wartime. It doesn't matter if it's Ukraine or Russia, both of them have lied in the past and will continue to into the future.
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Earlier this morning, large numbers of Ukrainian UAVs attacked the Krasnozavodsk Chemical Plant (KHZ) in Moscow Oblast. Several explosions were reported, and at least 2 impacts were confirmed, although the number is likely higher.
The Krasnozavodsk Chemical Plant speciliases in the production of chemicals for both industrial and military use. It also produces charges for artillery and other explosives, as well as components for ammunition.
So far, damage to multiple warehouses has been recorded, but a lack of information makes it difficult to determine other impacted parts at this time.
Impact location: 56.448957, 38.232986
The Krasnozavodsk Chemical Plant speciliases in the production of chemicals for both industrial and military use. It also produces charges for artillery and other explosives, as well as components for ammunition.
So far, damage to multiple warehouses has been recorded, but a lack of information makes it difficult to determine other impacted parts at this time.
Impact location: 56.448957, 38.232986
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