During the night, Ukraine carried out another unsuccessful attack on Russia using a group of FP-5 "Flamingo" cruise missiles. At least four Flamingo cruise missiles were launched from Kharkiv Oblast, and followed similar routes as previous attacks. For most of their flight duration, they flew at low altitude over rivers to try complicate detection by Russian radars, which is necessary for such a large and slow-flying missile. Nevertheless, throughout their flight duration, each missile was shot down one by one by Russian air defence, until the last one was intercepted somewhere near the border of the Udmurt Republic and the Republic of Tatarstan - around 1,200 km from Ukrainian border.