All clear.

These were RM-48U modified S-400 ballistics, not Iskander-Ms.

4 missiles were launched.

3 impacts, one interception. Two different locations were hit.

Updated missile flight map.

The following has been launched so far:

~12 Kalibr cruise missiles
~10 Iskander-M/RM-48U S-400 ballistic missiles
~6 Kn-23 ballistic missiles
~4 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles
~2 Oniks-M supersonic cruise missiles

~34 missiles in total.

Out of these missiles, approximately 4 Iskander-M/S-400s, 2 Oniks-Ms, and 9 Kalibrs were shot down.

These numbers are approximate and may be adjusted in the coming hours.

The earlier Russian KAB glide-bomb strikes on Zaporizhzhia City targeted the Vantovyy Bridge across the Dnieper River.

At least 6 KAB glide-bombs were used, resulting in traffic across the bridge being temporarily halted in both directions. The number of direct impacts and the scale of the damage is currently unknown.

Assuming they weren't simulated, the first groups of Russian Kh-101 cruise missiles are expected to enter Ukrainian airspace via Sumy Oblast in around 30 minutes from now.

The Kh-101s will likely enter in multiple waves.

Missile in Kharkiv Oblast, flying to Izyum.

Edit: likely MLRS

Likely Kh-101 cruise missiles in northwestern Kharkiv Oblast.

3 groups of Kh-101 cruise missiles are detected, flying southwest to Karlivka, Poltava Oblast.

The missiles are beginning to turn to the west, flying towards Kremenchuk.

75 km from Kremenchuk.

New missiles are entering Kharkiv Oblast, flying on the same course.

Updated flight routes

Ukrainian fighter jets are airborne over Kyiv.

Either flying to shoot down drones or the Kh-101s.

The first missiles are approaching the Kremenchuk Refinery/power plant.

2-3 missiles

1 interception

2 missiles now approaching

Interceptor launches from Kremenchuk

Over the city