Disappeared in Donetsk Oblast.

An explosion was heard in Dobropillya, Donetsk Oblast

A single photo was released of the aftermath of the Kh-101, Kinzhal and Geran-2 drone strikes on Ozerne Airbase in Zhytomyr Oblast showing a burning warehouse facility. This is the source of one of the heat signatures seen on NASA FIRMS.

The Russian MoD claimed the complete capture of Predtechyne, Chasov Yar direction on 6th July. Many pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian sources alike have quickly refuted this claim. Numerous pro-Russian sources, such as Anatoliy Radov, have not altered their map, leaving Predtechyne in the zone of Ukrainian control. The battle of Stupochky was a grind of many months, preceded by many months of heavy artillery, glide bomb and FPV drone bombardment. It is important to realise that in this attritional warfare, Russian forces are highly unlikely to simply walk into a village and take it until the AFU is extremely weak. You have to remember that many Russian advances come after methodical bombardment of the village/town, in order to slowly wear down AFU defences. The supposed fall of Predtechyne simply doesn't make logical sense - Due to the topography of the area, Russian forces would likely need to pressure and bombard the village from the heights to the north, which they currently don't hold. (1/2)

Without significant preparation, Russian forces aren't just going to waltz into villages at this stage of the war. That comes much later. Similar to the Russian MoD claim over Sobolivka, it is possible a small group of russian DRGs entered the village and possibly its centre, prompting the claim. However, the Russian MoD has a track record of preemptively claiming villages, evidenced by Ivano Daryevka and Bilohorivka. Keep this in mind in the future, that both sides' governments often lie about the capture of villages to improve morale and popular support. (2/2)

Ukraine's defence of Stupochky has also slowed down progress here significantly. While Russia's tactics with targeting mortar positions and UAV launch points have proven effective, they aren't at a point where breakthroughs to Predtechyne are feasible.

The village is practically under 24/7 bombardment by all types of weapons though, including ones from aviation. Ukraine struggles to maintain a permanent presence there - which could otherwise be used as a forwards staging point for personnel and equipment.

Among the targets of the missile and drone strikes on Lutsk was the Lutsk Motor Plant and the neighbouring former 37th Missile Division Base. The latter is used for assembling UAVs, and is also reportedly where the Lutsk Border Detachment is usually stationed.

Despite firefighting efforts, fires continue to burn there and there is significant damage to the facilities and its warehouses.

Keep in mind, there will still be a relatively large stockpile of Kinzhals left for Russia to use, as they didn't launch any for around 8 months straight, up until early June.

This is why we are seeing so many Kinzhal launches all of a sudden.

The Houthis released footage of the "Eternity C" ship sinking after they attacked it with cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and an unmanned surface vehicle (USV).

They stated that a group of special forces from their navy were deployed to "rescue a number of the ship's crew, provide them with medical care, and transport them to a safe location."

Ukrainian forces have re-established control over the village of Muravka, Novopavlivka direction, Donetsk Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~208
Total land area: ~1.02km²

An unidentified missile is flying west through Sumy Oblast to Chernihiv Oblast. This may be an Iskander-K cruise missile.

Disappeared near Pryluky, Chernihiv Oblast

Reappeared, flying to Mala Divytsya, Chernihiv Oblast with a further course to Brovary, Kyiv Oblast

This is a group of ~4 cruise missiles. It's unclear if these are Iskander-Ks or Kh-101s.

Missiles are now flying northwest towards Kozelets, Chernihiv Oblast.