Here's a closer up view of the current situation in Bint Jbeil, which the IDF recently encircled.

The yellow outline represents the city limits, while the red outline represents the dense old city.

Unidentified missile in Sumy Oblast

2 missiles

Approaching Sumy City from the north

Explosion on the outskirts of Sumy

another missile to Sumy

Flying in from the northeast. 5 km away

4th missile to Sumy. These are likely Tornado-S rockets.

These were Tornado-S rockets. 4 have been used so far, striking at least three separate targets north of Sumy City near Stetskivka, Velyka Chernechchyna, and Pishchane.

I apologise for the delay,
March Km2 figure (net territory)

*Remember this is a net figure of Ukrainian territory.
If Ukraine gains on one axis, and Russia gains on another, it will cancel each other out.
Ukraine had success down in the south, whilst Russia pushed harder in the north

Every single March since the onset of the attritional setting for this war in early 2023 has been a low month for territorial gains. This is mainly due to poor weather conditions and the mud season, but Ukraine's "drone wall" tactics have made advances even more difficult for Russia. Expect advances to speed up in the near future.

Today (April 13), Hezbollah published a total of 75 statements regarding recent operations targeting Israel and the IDF in Israel and southern Lebanon, up from 60 on April 12.

This brings their total stated operations since the beginning of the war to 1,786, with an average of 41.53 per day since March 2.

Note: Hezbollah only announces a small fraction of the total operations carried out against the IDF, and often combines multiple attacks into one statement. This graph only counts total Hezbollah statements.

Unidentified missile in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast

Kh-59/69 cruise missile

Flying west past Synelnykove to Dnipro

Approaching Dnipro from the southeast.

Disappeared southeast of Dnipro

Two Kh-59/69 cruise missiles were flying. Both were seemingly shot down by Ukrainian air defence prior to reaching Dnipro.

Russian Su-34/35s continue to operate near the Donetsk-Zaporizhzhia border. There may be additional Kh-59/69 launches.

In the Yunakivka and Khotin directions, Russian forces continued their assault operations, making new progress west of Yunakivka.

Following Ukrainian counterattacks towards the highway, Russian forces were able to clear the grey-zone west of Yunakivka and recapture the previously lost treeline positions southwest of the village. Additionally, under heavy artillery cover, they began infiltrating the village of Mala Korchakivka via the forest east of the settlement.

+ ~5.19 km² in favour of Russia.

Interactive map link: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1thW9kqnDOaS2lAepLhLdzSX8Ur9Sc4k&ll=47.972743277699266%2C36.237619512610394&z=10