Explosions were heard in several different towns and cities across western Ukraine last night, as Russia continued their heavy Geran-4/5 jet-drone strike operations, primarily targeting railway and energy infrastructure.

Explosions were reported in/near the following locations:

- Yampil, Vinnytsia Oblast
- Mohyliv-Podil's'kyi, Vinnytsia Oblast
- Zoziv, Vinnytsia Oblast
- Kozyatyn, Vinnytsia Oblast
- Vinnytsia City
- Kel'mentsi, Chernivtsi Oblast
- Kitsman, Chernivtsi Oblast
- Dunaivtsi, Khmelnytskyi Oblast
- Tovste, Ternopil Oblast
- Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast
- Sarny, Rivne Oblast

These only include locations in the western regions where explosions were heard since yesterday afternoon. There were numerous other cities also hit in the central, southern, northern, and eastern regions.

Regarding the Oleshky ceasefire.

The ceasefire came into effect around 3.5 hours ago, and no violations have been reported so far. The ceasefire is only relevant for the city of Oleshky itself, and not the nearby areas. Both Russian and Ukrainian drones are operating in the skies over the region, at roughly similar levels.

Oleshky is one of the main staging grounds for Russian drone operators, and provides adequate cover for their operations. The presence of the ceasefire for the next four days means that Russian drone operators within the city limits will not be able to carry out their operations, providing Ukraine with a window of opportunity to conduct rotations, bring forward reinforcements and supplies, and evacuate wounded personnel, as there will be less Russian drones in the sky than usual.

Already, there are unconfirmed reports of Ukrainian forces conducting rotations and resupplying forces along the western bank of the Dnieper throughout the night.

A Russian Tu-160M strategic bomber departed from Ukrainka Airbase in the Far East this morning, and is redeploying to Engels-2 Airbase in Saratov Oblast, where it will land in the next hour.

It will be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles at Engels-2 Airbase, before subsequently redeploying back to Ukrainka Airbase in the evening.

This is the fourth Tu-160M to carry out this flight in the last two weeks, and is part of the ongoing preparations for the next large-scale, combined missile and drone attack on Ukraine involving strategic aviation.

4-6 Tu-95MS strategic bombers are also expected to be used in this upcoming attack, which are likely already being equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles at Ukrainka Airbase.

Large traffic jams have formed in Kyiv following the closure of the "South" bridge in Kyiv, which was hit by at least three Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles this morning.