A Russian missile and drone attack on the Dnipropetrovsk and Kyiv regions lasted for eight hours, according to local Ukrainian reports.
New tracking details specify Kh-101 cruise missiles over Mykolaiv, Kirovohrad, Vinnytsia, and Odesa, with additional missiles heading toward Uman and Myrhorod.
New tracking details specify the targets and missile types: five Kalibr groups to Dnipropetrovsk, two to Odesa, two to Cherkasy, and one Kh-59/69 group to Kyiv Oblast.
Ukrainian air defenses have successfully intercepted additional Kalibr cruise missiles over Kherson Oblast.
A new report indicates up to 12 Kh-101 cruise missiles remain in the air, specifically threatening Nizhyn, Chernihiv, Uman, and Kaniv.
A new report indicates 4-6 Kh-101 cruise missiles are currently airborne, with air defense forces actively engaging.
Latest tracking indicates only 2-3 cruise missiles remain from the massive attack, marking its tail end.
Further reconnaissance confirms the final Kh-101 cruise missiles are active in Ukrainian airspace as the attack concludes.
Ukrainian air defenses successfully intercepted the majority of Russian Kalibr cruise missiles launched in the attack.
New details specify the cruise missile kill chain involved F-16s and Mirage-2000s, and confirm most Iskander-M ballistic missiles struck their targets.
New details confirm Ukrainian F-16s and Mirage-2000s participated in the interception, and that most Iskander-M ballistic missiles hit their targets.
The message provides a detailed breakdown of the types and quantities of munitions used in the attack, as well as specific Ukrainian air defense claims regarding interceptions.
The report specifies the use of Kh-101 cruise missiles and identifies additional drone types: Gerbera and Molniya.
A new strike has been reported in the city of Sloviansk, Donetsk Oblast, as part of the ongoing large-scale Russian attack.
The message provides new specifics on the attack's timing (began around 3 a.m.), scale (three dozen cruise missiles), and additional targeted regions (Chernihiv).
A strike in Dnipro has caused a large fire at an industrial enterprise, adding a specific target to the ongoing massive Russian attack.
Local reports now specify the attack on the Dnipropetrovsk and Kyiv regions lasted for eight hours.