Flying past Kremenchuk to Kirovohrad Oblast

Movement

Disappeared near Kropyvnytskyi

An explosion was heard in Kropyvnytskyi. Now a Kh-69 cruise missile is entering Mykolaiv Oblast.

The Kh-69 (launched from a Su-34) is flying towards Novyi Buh, Mykolaiv Oblast, with an expected course to Kropyvnytskyi

A second Kh-69 is flying west of Tomakivka, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, towards Kamyanske.

The first is flying towards Bobrynets, Kirovohrad Oblast, via Novyi Buh

4 cruise missiles.

1 to Kompaniivka, Kirovohrad Oblast.
1 to Kropyvntskyi, Kirovohrad Oblast.
2 to Zhovti Vody, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

All flying in the general direction of Kropyvntskyi.

The first 2 are approaching.

Explosions in Kropyvntskyi.

Repeated explosions.

New missiles in Kherson Oblast

2 Kh-69s are flying past Velyka Oleksandrivka, Kherson Oblast, towards Kropyvntskyi.

2 Kh-69s are flying to Novyi Buh, Mykolaiv Oblast.

Movements are approximate.

Correction: There is only 1 Kh-69 flying. There are 4 Geran-4/5 jet drones in the air too, which were mixed up with cruise missiles.

MiG-31K airborne. Kinzhal launch.

The missiles and drones are targeting Kanatove Airbase.

48.56321, 32.39035

Kinzhal to Poltava City. It will fly further to Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast, and then to Kropyvntskyi.

30 seconds away

Approaching

Explosions in Kropyvntskyi from cruise missile and jet drone impacts to Kanatove Airbase.

Explosion in Kropyvntskyi. Another Kinzhal impact to Kanatove Airbase.