Footage showing a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile strike on a Ukrainian HIMARS system.

A reconnaissance drone tracked its movement back to its storage location, which then sent the coordinates to an OTRK installation to launch the Isknander.

Some of these maps are a little outdated, but its interesting nonetheless.

In the Stepnohirsk direction, Ukrainian forces have launched a series of counterattacks aimed at reversing the Russian progress over the past few months.

In the west, Ukrainian forces pushed through the grey zone in Prymorske, recapturing positions in the southern dachas towards the dried-up inlet. Other forces cleared isolated pockets of Russian soldiers in the dachas around Pokrovska Street, moving southeast through the streets near the railway line, and capturing the Prymorske railway station.

To the east, Ukrainian forces cleared the remaining Russian positions on the western outskirts of Stepnohirsk, in the dachas, and in nearby the forested areas, reaching the northern bank of the small river. Other forces were able to cross the river over the E-150 Highway, and capture positions on the southern bank around the overpass.

Meanwhile, Russian forces continued their attempts at infiltrating southern Stepnohirsk from the 3rd Microdistrict, however Ukrainian drone coverage is preventing them from consolidating. The grey zone remains.

+ ~1.67 km² in favour of Ukraine.

Regarding Zelensky's claim of "counteroffensive" actions in western Zaporizhzhia Oblast.

In the post above, I talked about confirmed Ukrainian advances in Stepnohirsk and Prymorske, however the claims of Ukrainian advances extend to Stepove, Mali Shcherbaky, and Shcherbaky.

Ukrainian forces were able to enter Mali Shcherbaky and raise a flag in the western part of the village, however no consolidation has taken place, and Russian forces are attempting to clear them out of this grey zone.

As for Stepove and Shcherbaky, there is no evidence of Ukrainian advances being made. Neither of these two villages were under full Russian control, so advances would theoretically be easier.

In the Dobropillya direction, Russian forces continued to advance and have once again recaptured the village of Dorozhnje.

Following the failed Ukrainian Bradely AFV attack on Russian positions east of Doroznje, Russian forces counterattacked from the forests west of Nykanorivka, crossing over the fields into the Doroznje Freight Train Station. The village was once again brought under full Russian control, with Russian forces consolidating in the treeline to the north, and railway windbreaks to the south.

Meanwhile, the frontline was corrected in favour of Ukraine to the south, with Ukrainian forces retaining control over the treeline south of Dorozhnje. The grey zone extends as far as the southwestern outskirts of Nykanorivka.

Russia is also accumulating new groups of soldiers in the Hektova Balka Gulley north of Nykanorivka in preparation for assault operations on the village of Ivanivka.

+ ~1.57 km² in favour of Russia.

In the Dobropillya and Druzhkivka directions, both Russian and Ukrainian forces have advanced, each reversing the other's progress in different areas.

In the west, Russian forces consolidated in the northern part of Kucheriv Yar, and begun attacks outside the village. They were able to advance into the forested areas to the north, and the treelines to the northwest, taking up new positions there. DRGs also began infiltrating north up the road and have reached the southern outskirts of Zolotyi Kolodyaz. Other forces began advancing up the gulley in the direction of Hruzke, while the Ukrainians attempt to gain a foothold in the positions to the rear.

To the south, Russian forces advanced downhill from the tactical heights into the forested areas, improving their positions in the direction of Shakhove. Other forces continued their attacks towards the western outskirts of Shakhove, but continue to be repelled by the Ukrainian garrison.

Additionally, to the west, the frontline was corrected, with Vilne now being in the grey zone. Last week, some Russian soldiers were able to enter part of the village but were unable to consolidate. The village was not brought under control, unlike what I previously stated. However, Russian forces are attempting to advance from the treelines to the southwest in the direction of Vilne, but it is unclear if they have had any successes.

On the other hand, Ukrainian forces continued their counterattacks in the Druzhkivka direction and have eliminated the Russian spearhead to Sofiivka. They were able to clear the northern and northeastern outskirts of the village, and began advancing west down a treeline, while other forces pushed south down the treelines to the north. Once these positions were recaptured, the Ukrainians began attacking towards the groves to the southeast, infiltrating towards the Russian positions along the western bank of the reservoir. Russian FAB/KAB glide-bombs are targeting these areas, but the majority of them miss the positions (by up to 250 metres) and fall in the fields.

To the south, Russian forces are also continuing their attacks under artillery and FPV drone cover through the gulley towards the Ukrainian strongpoints, but their advance is being impeded by Ukrainian FPV drone strikes. They have been unable to make any progress here for some time now.

+ ~5.15 km² in favour of Ukraine.
+ ~5.12 km² in favour of Russia.

On the northeastern flank of Kostyantynivka, Russian forces resumed assault operations north of Chasiv Yar and have crossed the Siverskyi Donets Canal.

Russian forces advanced from their positions in the treelines and forested areas northwest of Hryhorivka, crossing the canal and establishing control over a series of trench lines and dugouts along the windbreak on the western bank of the canal. They also began pushing north up a treeline towards the southeastern outskirts of Novomarkove. All of these positions are situated on the tactical heights.

+ ~0.30 km² in favour of Russia.

On the northern flank of Siversk, Russian forces continued to advance and have entered the village of Dronivka.

In the east, Russian forces established full control over the village of Rudnik, capturing its southwestern residential sector, as well as the adjacent chalk quarry. From there, other forces began attacking from the north, pushing south through the forests, and reaching the northern bank of the Bakhmutovka River. They were able to cross over the bridge and gain a foothold in the northern streets of Dronivka.

Meanwhile, after capturing the mine, Russian forces advanced west down the gulley to the Bakhmutovka River, before crossing it and gaining a foothold in the windbreaks on either side of the railway tracks. They then accumulated additional soldiers, and pushed northwest into the southeastern part of Dronivka, capturing positions in the first residential street. The Russians are attempting to advance further, and fighting is now ongoing for areas closer towards the centre of the village.

In the west, after capturing the trench networks next to the railway bridge, Russian forces continued to advance south down the western bank of the Siverskyi Donets River, where they established control over additional positions in the forests there.

+ ~8.43 km² in favour of Russia.

In the Khotin direction, Russian forces resumed assault operations northwest of Oleksiivka, and have further improved their tactical position in the area.

Newly arrived Russian reinforcements advanced from the treelines near the international border to the lightly forested gulleys west and northwest of Oleksiivka, establishing control over previously lost positions. This brought the road used by Ukrainian forces to supply their forces stationed in the agricultural complex on the western outskirts of Oleksiivka, and to attack into the residential part of the village, under Russian fire control.

+ ~2.70 km² in favour of Russia.

There is an increased threat of Russian missile attacks on the southern regions of Ukraine tonight, involving Iskander-M ballistic missiles and/or Iskander-K cruise missiles.

Nothing is definite right now - just a possibility.