The IDF claims that Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian fighter in the area of the Yellow Line in Northern Gaza after he approached them.

Hezbollah rocket alerts in northeastern Israel

During the missile attack on Dnipro, a Russian Kh-59/69 cruise missile crashed into the Dnipro River likely due to Ukrainian electronic warfare interference.

UKMTO reports that a bulk carrier has been attacked by multiple IRGC attack boats 11 nautical miles west of Sirik, Iran.

The crew is safe and no environmental impact is reported.

Hezbollah released footage showing an FPV drone strike on an Israeli Namer armoured personnel carrier in the city of Bint Jbeil, southern Lebanon.

The drone intended to fly through the door and detonate inside the APC, but missed by inches.

One Palestinian was killed and four others injured by IDF gunfire during a raid on the West Bank city of Nablus. Another 40 people were injured from tear gas inhalation, 10 of which were hospitalised.

The IDF claims that the Palestinians were throwing stones at the Israeli forces, prompting them to open fire.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports that a total of 2,679 people have been killed and another 8,229 injured by Israeli strikes on Lebanon since March 2.

I've been seeing a lot of Pro-Russians claim that my reporting is significantly skewed in favour of Ukraine recently, and that I'm "over-hyping" Ukrainian successes, so I decided to tally up my posts I made over the last week based on if they were covering Ukrainian successes or Russian successes.

Out of 79 counted posts, 44 were covering Russian successes and 35 were covering Ukrainian successes. This ratio largely reflects what each side is achieving. I have the same threshold for what events I consider "worthy" of posting for both Russia and Ukraine, and these numbers simply reflect what events reached that.

Pro-Russians complaining about my supposedly overreporting Ukrainian successes are doing the exact same thing Pro-Ukrainians and nafoids have been accusing me of for the last two years, except the other way around.

Just because you want something to be true, it doesn't make it so. Stop basing you opinions of reality on what you personally want to happen.

And don't forget, this is all happening simultaneously with renewed waves of Pro-Ukrainian cope accounts accusing me of spreading Kremlin propaganda and over-hyping Russian successes.

According to Ukrainian Air Force figures, in just the last 48 hours, Russia launched at least 1,067 Geran-2, Gerbera, Geran-3, and other similar types of drones at Ukraine. Notably, this was done without any large-scale missile attack.

Over the last few months, Russia has significantly ramped up its Geran-2 drone strikes on Ukraine, and is now rarely launching less than 100 in a day.

High resolution satellite imagery shows that as a result of multiple Ukrainian drone strikes on the Permnefteorgsintez Oil Refinery, 6 out of 10 oil tanks were destroyed.

Image credit: @DniproOfficial

As a result of a recent Ukrainian drone strike campaign against Russian Iskander-M launchers and missile storage facilities in Crimea, the number of Russian ballistic missile launches from Crimea have halved.

Over the last month, just 4 instances of missiles being launched have been detected. Prior to this, Russia was launched missiles around 8 times per month. Additionally, there hasn't been a single Zircon hypersonic cruise missile launch for nearly 2 months, which were also targeted recently.

It's possible that we will see a similar strike campaign against Russian Iskander OTRKs near Mariupol and Donetsk City for the same purposes.

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Fighting has broken out between Syrian Transitional Government forces and Druze fighters of the Suweida Military Council on the frontline west of Suweida City, southern Syria.

Syrian Government forces shelled the western suburbs of Suweida City, while SMC fighters shelled Ministry of Interior positions in at least three frontline towns west of Suweida.