Palestinian children playing with kites is a apparently a ceasefire violation, but the IDF wiping out Hamas' entire chain of command, carrying out daily assassination strikes, and almost constant artillery shelling and drone attacks isn't.

Logic.

Situation on the Dobropillya direction, Donetsk/Dnipropetrovsk Oblasts:

Over the last two weeks, Russian forces continued their offensive operations near the Donetsk-Dnipropetrovsk regional border, making new advances in both oblasts.

In the southwest, Russian forces recaptured positions in the western part of Novopidhoronie following earlier Ukrainian infiltrations, and intensified their attacks northwest to Raipole. Heavy fighting has resumed for the treelines north of the Pokrovsk Coal Mine, as Russian assault groups attempt to reach Serhiivka from the south and southeast.

To the northeast, the Russians cleared the rest of the salient west of Hryshyne, capturing a large number of treeline positions. Heavy fighting is now underway for Ukrainian strongpoints along the next section of the E-50 Highway, as Russian forces attempt to bypass Serhiivka from the north. Additionally, Russian assault groups improved their positions in the treelines and forested gullies south of Myrne and are attempting to reach the line of anti-tank ditches south of Hulive. Their neighbours attacking west along the northern bank of the Hrishynka River have had less success, with their advance completely stalling.

+ ~13.67 km² in favour of Russia.

Interactive map: amkmapping.com

Situation on the Dobropillya direction, Donetsk Oblast:

Over the last two weeks, the situation for Ukraine has continued to deteriorate, as Russian forces achieve additional tactical breakthroughs.

In the southwest, Russian forces continued their high-intensity assault operations in the Vodyanske agglomeration, attacking north to Matyasheve and Novohryshyne, while other assault groups continue heavy fighting for Svitle and Vodyanske. Some soldiers managed to penetrate west through Chernihivka, reaching the village of Dobropillya and the fields to the north, and infiltrating north towards the southern outskirts of Dobropillya City. Meanwhile, fighting continues for the western streets of Bilytske and the nearby fields, where Russia is trying to clear out the remaining Ukrainian holdouts.

To the northeast, the Russians captured the remaining treeline positions east of the Bilytska Mine and cleared the salient south of the railway line. Other assault groups improved their positions along the railway line, capturing another key Ukrainian strongpoint. Additionally, Russian forces were able to gain a foothold in Hannivka and have begun infiltrating throughout the northeastern suburbs of Dobropillya, cutting two of the vital Ukrainian logistical routes. Some DRGs have reached the edge of the city centre, while other soldiers attempt to enter the city from the east.

To the east, Russian forces broke through Ukrainian positions north of Novyi Donbas, capturing the tactical heights south of Stepy, before entering and capturing Stepy. From there, they began deep infiltrations up to the southern edge of Rubizhne, while other forces recaptured the village of Vilne. Additionally, deep infiltrations are being carried out up multiple parallel treelines to the southern outskirts of Zolotyi Kolodyaz, while fighting continues for the adjacent forested gullies.

Further east, the Russians captured the rest of the forests north of Shakhove and the nearby clay quarries, before launching assaults towards Kucheriv Yar. As a result of this recent fighting, some soldiers managed to entrench in a number of treeline positions just south of Kucheriv Yar.

+ ~31.34 km² in favour of Russia.

Interactive map: amkmapping.com

Ukrainian mid-range drones struck several more valuable Russian targets in Crimea, Rostov Oblast and Krasnodar Krai, including:

- A Su-33 fighter jet at Anapa Airbase, Krasnodar Krai.
- A MiG-29 fighter jet at Anapa Airbase.
- An Orion drone at Anapa Airbase.
- A Tor surface-to-air missile launcher.
- 2 Nebo-U radar systems.
- 2 Kasta 2E2 radar systems.
- 2 Podlet-1K radar systems.
- A 36D6M radar system.
- A Pantsir-S1 surface-to-air missile launcher.
- An S-400 surface-to-air missile launcher.
- An ST-68 radar system.

I'm going to do a livestream on YouTube in around 30 minutes to cover the recent frontline changes in Ukraine, and go into more detail about these developments and what they could mean for the future.

This will also be an opportunity for you guys to ask any questions you might have.

https://www.youtube.com/@AMK_Mapping

Live in 5 minutes
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Thanks for joining everyone. Over 1,700 people tuned in this time, which is much higher than last time!

I'd like to do another stream at some point soon.

Russia still has enough Iskander-M ballistic missiles, Kn-23 ballistic missiles, and Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles accumulated in Bryansk, Kursk, Voronezh, and Rostov Oblasts to carry out another medium-to-large-scale attack on Kyiv.

Therefore, there is an increased threat to Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast for the next few days. Russia still intends to capitalise on Ukraine having no Patriot PAC-3 interceptor missiles, and will continue to regularly launch attacks on Kyiv.

It is not known if Russia intends to launch an attack tonight in conjunction with Ukraine's independence day, but the threat exists for the next few days in general.

For now, I have to get some sleep. But I will update you all later if more information comes available.

Ok if amk is going to sleep then attack is tonight

The Medman curse but even worse.

Goodnight everyone.

Oniks supersonic cruise missile from Crimea, flying to Yuzhnyi Port, Odesa Oblast.

1-2 impacts at Yuzhnyi Port.

All clear now.

At least 3 Geran-4 jet-drones are detected in the Black Sea, flying to Yuzhnyi Port. A Su-34 is also active in the area, and Banderol cruise missiles were likely launched from Crimea.

The Su-34 launched 2 Kh-31P anti-radar missiles, which are now flying to Odesa city.

Explosions in Odesa.

A second Su-34 launched 2 KAB glide-bombs at Yuzhnyi Port, Odesa Oblast.

2 Banderol cruise missiles are now flying to Yuzhnyi Port.

There are also 6 Su-34s, 2 Su-57s, and 4 Su-35s over the Black Sea/Crimea/Sea of Azov.

It seems the KABs fell in the sea again.

3 Kh-31p anti-radar missiles were launched by the Su-35s, flying to Yuzhnyi Port.

The number of Banderols detected has increased to 3.