Around 25 minutes ago, three Russian Su-34s carried out another unusual bombing raid, this time on Slovyansk and Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast.

Like yesterday, these aircraft flew extremely close to the frontline compared to usual combat sorties. Launches were carried out from 14 km, 19 km, and 20 km respectively, near Torske, Rozdolivka, and Kreminna. While they didn't fly as close as yesterday's record 7 km, this is still extremely close, as usually they launch from 40-45 km behind the frontline.

Additionally, no Su-35s were covering them during this bombing run. All of this indicates that Russia is fairly confident that Ukraine currently does not have any Patriot PAC-2/3 interceptors available to shoot down their aviation, and will therefore be able to carry out longer range launches of KAB glide-bombs, including of the much heavier KAB-1500 and KAB-3000.

The attached map shows the approximate flight routes of the Su-34s and KAB glide-bombs as they were detected by Ukrainian radars.

Smoke is rising over Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, following another series of Russian KAB glide-bomb strikes.

Power outages are reported in the city.

High threat of Iskander-M/Oniks missiles for Odesa

Possible Oniks supersonic cruise missile launch from Crimea

2 Oniks missiles on Odesa

Speed: 2,500 km/h

Flying to Chornomorsk, Odesa Oblast.

50 km from the coast

Movement as of now.

30 km from the coast.

Approaching now.

Changing course to Odesa

Explosions in Odesa.

1 more approaching

Edit: disappeared

One of the impacts in southern Odesa.

The other missile impacted further south.

More from Odesa.

2 impacts seen in southern Odesa.

Approximate flight routes of the 2 Russian Oniks supersonic cruise missiles, which were likely launched from Belbek Airbase, Crimea.

This is where the missiles were last detected by Ukrainian radars. It's likely that one of these factories was the target.

Coordinates: 46.39286, 30.70958

The fruit seller in Kherson who was attacked by a Russian drone somehow survived, and was only injured.