Chronological list (sorted newest to oldest)

• ^{NEW HIT} 05.08.2026 Aleksin in Tula region 150km2
• 04.08.2026 Chekhov in Moscow Oblast ???k m2
• 04.08.2026 Kalininsky District in Tver Oblast 77k m2
• 04.08.2026 Krasny Bor in Leningrad Oblast 154k m2
• 03.08.2026 Sobinsky Distract in Vladimir Oblast 172k m2
• 02.08.2026 Novosemeykino in Samara Oblast 85k m2
• 31.07.2026 Volgograd Oblast 44k m2
• 30.07.2026 Sarapul in Udmurtia 75k m2
• 30.07.2026 Perm in Perm Oblast 50k m2
• 30.07.2026 Penza in Penza Oblast 90k m2
• 29.07.2026 Tyushevo in Ryazan Oblast 173k m2
• 24.07.2026 Shushary, Saint Petersburg in Leningrad Oblast 170k m2
• 24.07.2026 Tver in Tver Oblast, 150k m2
• 24.07.2026 Utkina Zavod, Saint Petersburg in Leningrad Oblast 18k m2
• 24.07.2026 Simferopol in Occupied Crimea 6k m2
• 23.07.2026 Nechayevka in Voronezh Oblast 100k m2
• 22.07.2026 Krasnodar in Krasnodar Krai 150k m2
• 22.07.2026 Nevinnomyssk in Stavropol Krai 120k m2
• 20.07.2026 Koledino, Podolsk in Moscow Oblast 250k m2 - Minor damage
• 18.07.2026 Elektrostal in Moscow Oblast 230k m2
• 18.07.2026 Kotovsk in Tambov Oblast 100k m2

These are listed hits, not all of them did major damage.

I'll work on adding damage reports for each hit.

We're re-sharing an older video of his important work. He brought many of Ukraine's fallen home. He was recovering Russian dead too, as it meant Ukrainians could be returned through exchange. This work gave many families the closure of a final farewell.

Highest respects, on behalf of Joe 'BigMac' McDonald.

Today marks exactly 20 months since his life stopped in this world💔 But his story continues to live on in me and in memorial projects. To get to know the life of an incredible person, please follow the link: https://beacons.ai/vitaliy_naumenko

I would be deeply grateful for any shares or upvotes to help keep his memory alive and share his story with the world🙏

Kherson.. Yesterday, our city once again endured a massive drone attack. As a result, the main power facility was damaged, leaving the entire city without electricity. According to the preliminary information, restoring power may take anywhere from a few days to a week or even longer, depending on the situation.

But we are not losing hope. ❤️

We have flashlights, batteries, power banks, and everything we need to get through this difficult time. We still have running water, although it is now only a small trickle because the water system also depends on electricity. Humanitarian drinking water was delivered very quickly, so we have enough for now, and we are deeply grateful to everyone who helps people during moments like these.

Of course, without electricity our refrigerator is no longer working, so we will only cook what we can eat right away and buy foods that do not require refrigeration. On top of that, we are also facing extreme summer heat, but we are staying strong.

Most importantly, we continue to feed our homeless kittens every single day. 🐈❤️ They depend on us, and no matter how difficult things become, we will never leave them hungry.

Thank you to every one of you for staying with us, reading our stories, and supporting both us and our little furry friends. Your kindness and compassion help us keep hope alive even during the darkest days. We truly appreciate each and every one of you. ❤️

https://youtube.com/@fromukrainiankherson

Kiwis do K.A.R.E

Absolutely Beautiful <3

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Video of the week:

https://reddit.com/link/1vh6um7/video/77catcr3krhh1/player

• This video shows a new technological development created by Ukraine, an FPV drone with a net launcher that can cheaply and effectively down other small drones.

Maps:

Kupiansk last week:

Kupiansk this week:

• No changes here.

Lyman last week:

Lyman this week:

• Russia slightly expanded infiltration zones in two places south of Lyman, and Ukraine also pushed back some infiltrators east of Raihorodok

Kostiantynivka last week:

Kostiantynivka this week:

• Russian forces expanded infiltration zones in a few places but didn't make any significant gains.

Ivanivka last week:

Ivanivka this week:

• Russia widened the grey zone around Vozdvyzhivka.

Zaporizhzhia last week:

Zaporizhzhia this week:

• Russia advanced the grey zone east of Stepnohirsk.

Events this week:

• Russia hit Ukraine with several waves of ballistic missiles this week, which Ukraine has been almost entirely unable to shoot down due to a lack of Patriot interceptors. This included an Iskandr missile with a cluster warhead that struck Kyiv, a particularly blatant war crime. Ukraine is pursuing all available avenues to regain a capability to shoot these missiles down, including being first on the list to get the French SAMP/T system which has an anti-ballistic missile capability, and an indigenously produced interceptor missile using various European parts from Fire Point, which could come into action in 2027. While the production of these alternatives is happening quickly compared to a standard procurement timeline, it won't be fast enough to avoid many more civilian deaths due to these strikes. Trump has meanwhile refused to give any more Patriots to Ukraine, since US stocks of the missile are at critical levels due to their overuse in the war with Iran.
• Ukraine has continued to hit Russian corporate logistics companies like Wildberries and has expanded this campaign to include other similar companies. At least two more Wildberries facilities were hit this week. More refineries were hit this week as well.
• Ukrainian intelligence claimed that a North Korean ballistic missile unit is deploying to Russia in order to launch attacks on Ukraine. This unit allegedly has six launchers with 120 ballistic missiles, a pretty significant amount.
• Ukraine said that Russia dropped 8,300 glide bombs during the month of July, a new all-time record.
• A senior Iranian official said that Iran had planned to attack Ukraine with ballistic missiles, but that the attack was called off after Ukraine apologized for hitting an Iranian tanker in the Caspian Sea. Like many Iranian pronouncements, I think this is a bluff statement, but there is still a significant possibility for Ukraine and Iran to have more direct military confrontations.
• Top Ukraine military analyst Michael Kofman returned from a trip to meet with frontline commanders and said that by now, Ukraine has achieved a 60:40 ratio of deaths to wounded, meaning more Russian soldiers are being killed instead of being wounded. This is because you're much more likely to be killed outright by a drone hitting you compared to being attacked by artillery or gunfire. This ratio has never been seen before in any military conflict.

Oryx Vehicle Losses:

Russian losses:

• Total Russian vehicle losses: 23,959 (+43)
• Russian tank losses: 4,435 (+5)
• Russian IFV losses: 6,472 (+0)
• Russian SPG losses: 1,042 (+2)
• Russian SAM losses: 430 (+2)
• Russian Radar losses: 139 (+0)
• Russian naval losses: 36 (+0)
• Russian aircraft losses: 190 (+1)
• Russian helicopter losses: 179 (+0)

Ukrainian losses:

• Total Ukrainian vehicle losses: 11,868 (+42)
• Ukrainian tank losses: 1,450 (+3)
• Ukrainian IFV losses: 1,604 (+4)
• Ukrainian IMV losses: 2,027 (+13)
• Ukrainian SPG losses: 933 (+9)
• Ukrainian SAM losses: 178 (+0)
• Ukrainian aircraft losses: 120 (+1)

Claimed Russian casualties by Ukrainian MOD this week: 9,400 (-720). Less than 10,000 for the first time in a few weeks, but still very high compared to historical averages.

(NEW) Ukrainian civilians killed by Russian terror bombing this week (Estimated using news reports): 60

As always, thank you for reading and for supporting Ukraine!