The ballistic missile strike on Hadera targeted a power plant. Power outages are reported in the city.

The Israeli electrical company claims that there is no damage to any of their facilities (lol).

Debris fell in Tel Aviv after the missile was intercepted.

ballistic missile launch from Iran to Tel Aviv

1-2 missiles

As I've been saying this entire time, Iran's whole strategy with this has been to launch 1-2 missiles at a time and deplete western interceptor stockpiles, while simultaneously extending the longevity of their own ballistic missile stockpiles. It's smart, and the results are starting to show.

We went from Israel shooting down almost every missile, to sometimes not shooting down any, like what we saw with 2/2 missiles hitting Hadera. This is because they are rationing interceptors and prioritising defending certain areas. This proves Iran's strategy has been successful so far.

Resistards were hoping for a ton of 12-day-war-style clips of missiles slamming into Tel Aviv every single night, and were disappointed and angry at me when this didn't happen. I've been trying to say this for so long. Iran is (finally) prioritising actual military success over PR wins.

Just because you don't see tons of clips of hypersonic missiles hitting Tel Aviv, it doesn't mean there isn't a comprehensive plan in place. You don't need to justify a lack of damage through posting AI slop and old videos, and claiming "Tel Aviv is burning, trust me bro". Although, unfortunately, for accounts who have followings consisting entirely of people who follow this war for entertainment and view it as a football game, they have no other way to get engagement.

Remember:

For the US and Israel to win, they have to achieve regime change.
For Iran to win, they just have to survive.

1 ballistic missile was shot down over the West Bank.

G'day legends,
Thank you for all your kind messages of support following the good news in relation to my Tumour.

In a special episode today, AMK Mapping joined me on the podcast to discuss Iran and the war in Ukraine.

You'll love this one,
Thanks again AMK

https://youtu.be/3TC3cd4oFcs

Here's a graph showing the daily claimed Hezbollah operations against Israel since the beginning of the war with Iran on February 28.

So far, Hezbollah has announced a total of 734 operations against Israel and the IDF in both Israel and Israeli-occupied southern Lebanon. Despite constant Israeli bombardment and previous claims of Hezbollah's capabilities being largely destroyed, Hezbollah continues to attack at similar, if not higher, rates than that of the 2024 invasion.

However, due to degradation from the 2024 war and constant Israeli strikes since then, coordination has decreased, and the effectiveness of these attacks has also decreased, as evidenced by the significantly increased rate of Israeli advance and clearing operations in southern Lebanon compared to in 2024.

Note: Unlike Hamas and other Palestinian resistance groups, Hezbollah only announces a small fraction of the total operations carried out against the IDF, and often combines multiple attacks into one statement. This graph only counts total Hezbollah statements.

🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡- A fourteen-year-old Israeli was charged with spying for Iran in exchange for money.

According to the Times of Israel, “the minor made contact with an Iranian agent on Telegram, filmed footage of a hospital, residential neighborhoods, and was asked to spy on Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, and spray paint messages.”

The reality is that Qatar is seeking to end the conflict after suffering significant damage to its economy. Iranian missile and drone attacks caused extensive damage to liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in Ras Laffan and other areas (QatarEnergy reported that up to 17% of its LNG export capacity was affected for several years). Following a lull in Iranian attacks in recent days, relations between Iran and Qatar are beginning to recover, after Tehran threatened new attacks in retaliation for the petro-monarchy’s support of the United States.

However, Qatar’s “normalization” with Iran poses a challenge for the country. If Doha opposes the use of its territory as a launchpad for attacks by its U.S. partner—which maintains bases in the country and has some 10,000 troops deployed there—Washington could pressure Doha at a time of tension with an alliance that is not functioning as such. The same would apply to Israel, which could launch retaliatory strikes against Qatar itself or against Gaza-based militias.

Nevertheless, this could trigger a domino effect in which Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Bahrain might seek similar agreements. This would weaken the united front against Iran and open the door to a broader de-escalation in the region, causing the United States to lose bargaining power and making its vision for peace increasingly implausible.

Russian forces have captured the village of Potapivka, Hlukhiv direction, Sumy Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~41.
Total land area: ~0.55 km² .

The fighting for Potapivka lasted <7 days.

Russian FPV drones continue to freely fly around the city of Kramatorsk, striking Ukrainian military vehicles.

Its March 2026, and somehow still not a single anti-drone net has been installed in the city streets...

The IDF states that have they carried out a large wave of airstrikes against targets in the city of Isfahan, central Iran.

An Iranian MANPADS struck the tail of an U.S. F/A-18 fighter jet over southeastern Iran earlier today, just barely missing the body of the aircraft.

In the Hlukhiv direction, Russian forces continued to advance, further expanding their zone of control across the international border in Sumy Oblast.

In the north, after capturing the village of Sopych, Ukrainian forces attempted a series of counterattacks, infiltrating some houses, however, Russian forces subsequently pushed them out and captured a number of treeline positions outside the settlement. Meanwhile, clashes continued for the border crossing along the highway to the north, which the Russians are trying to capture.

To the southeast, Russian forces crossed the international border at two new points - one from the village of Bogosovka, and another from positions north of Iskra. They captured positions in the forests there, before advancing north and south in a pincer movement, securing the small border village of Potapivka.

To the south, the Russians crossed the international border from Iskra and captured the village of Bobylivka. Other assault groups crossed the border from the Oktyabr'skii Tract and captured the Chervona Zorya Tract, and linked up with forces to the south by capturing the forested areas north of the Sydorivka Tract.

+ ~20.40 km² in favour of Russia.

Interactive map link: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1thW9kqnDOaS2lAepLhLdzSX8Ur9Sc4k&ll=47.972743277699266%2C36.237619512610394&z=10

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defence claims that their air defence shot down a total of 35 Iranian drones over the last 8 hours.

In the Khotin, Yunakivka, and Myropillya directions, both Russian and Ukrainian forces have advanced over the last few weeks.

In the west, Russian forces captured new treeline positions north of Nova Sich and entered the forest on the approaches to the village. They also continued fighting for the approaches to Mala Korchakivka and are attempting to enter the treelines on the edge of the settlement.

To the east, Ukrainian forces counterattacked towards Yunakivka and recaptured a number of treeline positions up to the southern bank of the Loknya River. Meanwhile, the Russians improved their positions along the highway towards Khrapivshchyna.

Further east, Ukrainian forces counterattacked and once again recaptured the groves and forested areas in the gulley west of the international border west of Gornal. On the otherhand, Russian forces improved their positions further in the treelines towards Myropillya, and continued attempts at entering Oleksandriya from the northwest.

+ ~6.84 km² in favour of Ukraine.
+ ~4.68 km² in favour of Russia.

Interactive map link: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1thW9kqnDOaS2lAepLhLdzSX8Ur9Sc4k&ll=47.972743277699266%2C36.237619512610394&z=10

Rocket launches from Lebanon to the Upper Galilee, northern Israel.