Kn-23 ballistic missile launches from near Liski, Voronezh Oblast, flying to Dnipro

2 missiles

Bypassing Dnipro from the north, flying to Kamianske/Kryvyi Rih

Disappeared near Dnipro

Re-appeared, flying to Kryvyi Rih TPP

2 impacts at the Kryvyi Rih TPP

Zircons from Kursk, flying to Pyryatyn, Poltava Oblast

Flying further to Kaniv, Cherkasy Oblast. They might target the hydroelectric power plant there

80 km from Kaniv. Flying to the HPP. 2 missiles

Iskander-M threat from Bryansk

The Zircons flew over Kaniv, and are now flying to the Ladyzhyn TPP in Vinnytsia Oblast

2-4 missiles, approaching the Ladyzhyn TPP

2 new Zircons/Oniks are entering Sumy Oblast, flying to Konotop and then Pryluky, Chernihiv Oblast

Kn-23 ballistic missiles are once again flying to Kryvyi Rih TPP via Dnipro. 4 missiles

These 2 missiles seem to be Oniks-M supersonic cruise missiles. They are flying southwest through Chernihiv Oblast

Explosions in Ladyzhyn, Vinnytsia Oblast.

Zircon hypersonic cruise missile impacts at the TPP

The Kn-23 ballistic missiles struck Dnipro this time, rather than the Kryvyi Rih TPP.

The Oniks-M missiles disappeared

Some of the Tu-95MS strategic bombers have conducted launch maneuvers from western Vologda Oblast. If the launches were real and not simulated, then we should expect to see Kh-101 cruise missiles enter Ukrainian airspace in around 100 minutes.

Not all of the Tu-95MS have launched yet, and not all 10 are expected to launch missiles.

The 5 Tu-160M strategic bombers are expected to carry out launch maneuvers soon too. They will launch the majority of the Kh-101s used in this attack (at least 50).

Possible repeated Zircon/Oniks missile launches from Kursk Oblast

Iskander-M on Kharkiv