Updated movements:

Dnipro continues to be massively attacked by Geran-2 drones

5 groups of Kalibrs fly east through Kirovohrad Oblast towards Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

2 groups of Kalibrs fly west towards Podilsk, Odesa Oblast.

2 groups of Kalibrs fly northeast to Cherkasy City.

1 group of Kh-59/69s flies west to Pereiaslav, Kyiv Oblast.

Updated movements

The missiles in Kyiv Oblast are Iskander-Ks, not Kh-59/69s

Additional Kalibrs have been shot down

Additional interceptions over Cherkasy Oblast

Ghost of Uman is back

Updated movements.

Most missiles are flying towards Kyiv Oblast. The Iskander-K changed course to Nizhyn.

The surviving missiles continue to fly towards Kyiv Oblast. The Iskander-K flew further towards Koryukivka, Chernihiv Oblast.

It seems something was hit in central Cherkasy Oblast. 3-4 missiles disappeared all at once.

Only a few missiles remain. One is heading to the border with Bryansk Oblast for some reason.

Kalibr impacts in Bila Tserkva, Kyiv Oblast.

2-3 cruise missiles left

Looks to be all clear now.

One Kalibr re-appeared. Its being chased by a fighter jet right now.

Geran-2 drones are still attacking Dnipro. Continuous explosions are reported.

Dnipro right now

It was shot down by the fighter jet. All clear for missiles now.

The majority of the ~30 Russian cruise missiles were shot down by Ukrainian surface-to-air missile launchers, F-16s, and Mirage-2000s. However, most/all of the Iskander-M ballistic missiles impacted their targets.

Probably one of the most unsuccessful Russian combined attacks I've ever seen, in my opinion. It didn't help that their routes made the missiles extremely vulnerable to fighter jets.

The sun has risen in Ukraine now, so its possible that we see Kh-101s used in the near future, assuming these missiles were indeed Kalibrs and not Kh-101s. Kh-101 cruise missiles require light for guidance.