Palindromeɘmoɿbnilɒᑫ: Another Beautiful Sudoku with Palindromes!

Today's Puzzle:

I have been immensley enjoying the recent bout of puzzles we've played that use Palindromes, it allows for such excellent construction and puzzles that almost solve themselves once you latch onto the solution path. Another great and approachable puzzle from Daniel.

Link to Play Along:

Palindromeɘmoɿbnilɒᑫ by Daniël Rokven https://tinyurl.com/SudokuSleuthPalindrome

Rules:

Normal 9x9 sudoku rules apply: In every row, column and in every 3x3 box the digits from 1 to 9 have to appear atleast once with no repeats.

Double arrows: The sum of the digits along a ‘double arrow' line is equal to the sum of the digits in the circles at either end of the line. One double arrow goes from R1C4 to R7C5 and the other goes from R1C6 to R7C5.

Killer cages: Digits in cages must sum to the number in the top-left corner(if givin) of the cage and cannot repeat.

Palindrome(SEAGREEN): Digits on a palindrome line read the same forwards and backwards, also the first 3 digits and the last 3 digits of a palindrome lin3 are also a renban line.

Renban lines(Purple): Every renban line contains a set of consecutive digits in any order, without repeats.

XV-pairs: Cells joined by an X or V must sum to 10(X) or 5(V). NOT ALL X'S AND V'S GIVIN.