Russian sources report unusually high Ukrainian MLRS fire on the frontline from Kostyantynivka to Novopavlivka, with possible threats to rear cities.

Unidentified missile in Sumy Oblast, flying to Buryn.

Likely MLRS

Ukrainian drones struck several valuable Russian rear targets in Donetsk Oblast, including:

- A PRW-16 "Nadezhnost" radar system near the village of Huselske, Donetsk Oblast.

- A P-18 radar early-warning radar system near the village of Zelenyi Yar, Donetsk Oblast.

- A Russian fuel and ammunition depot near the village of Valeryanivka, Donetsk Oblast.

- A (claimed) Russian ammunition and ATGM storage facility in Donetsk City.

- A (claimed) Russian temporary deployment point in the town of Bahatyr, Donetsk Oblast.

Iskander on Dnipro from Crimea

Flying to Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast

15 seconds until impact

Impacted near Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast

Correction: the impact site was south of Kremenchuk, near the Dnipro-Kirovohrad border.

Possible Ukrainian Flamingo cruise missile flight over Lysychansk, Luhansk Oblast, on an eastern course.

Interception attempts were made over central Luhansk Oblast.

Ukraine has launched hundreds of long-range UAVs and jet-drones at Russia and Russian-controlled territories from Chernihiv, Donetsk, Sumy, Dnipropetrovsk, Mykolaiv, Odesa and Kharkiv Oblasts.

Earlier, at least two Flamingo cruise missiles were shot down over central Luhansk Oblast after they tried to fly towards Rostov Oblast. Additional missiles are now detected flying through Luhansk Oblast towards Volgograd Oblast. There may be more launches later on in the night.

Approximate flight path of the group of Ukrainian Flamingo cruise missiles. They have flown past Luhansk Oblast and entered northern Rostov Oblast, with a further course towards Volgograd Oblast.

Additionally, dozens of drones are attacking targets in Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk Oblasts, attempting to overwhelm degraded Russian air defences.

The Ukrainian Air Force Spokesperson confirmed this information I provided, stating that the next large-scale Russian missile attack could take place in the coming days due to the redeployment of strategic bombers and increased activity at their bases.

The New York Times reports that secret U.S. intelligence assessments indicate that Iran has been able to maintain access to 90% of its missile bases, including 30 out of 33 missile bases along the Strait of Hormuz.

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Hezbollah released footage showing an FPV drone strike on an Israeli HUMVEE vehicle in the town of Al-Bayada, southern Lebanon.

The drone detonated against the corner of the front of the vehicle, likely only damaging it.

Hezbollah released footage showing an ATGM strike on a building occupied by Israeli soldiers in the town of Taybeh, southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah fighters monitored the movement of a group of at least 10 Israeli soldiers into the building prior to launching the guided missile. Notably, this video confirms a continued Hezbollah presence in the towns opposite Taybeh, which threatens the rather large IDF presence in the settlement.

Additional info about the upcoming Russian combined missile and drone attack on Ukraine:

It will not take place tonight. The highest threat is in place for tomorrow night. The highest threat is to Kyiv City, Kyiv Oblast, Cherkasy Oblast, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, and Lviv Oblast.

What will be used:

- At least 20 Kh-101 cruise missiles launched by 4-7 Tu-95MS strategic bombers from Olenya Airbase.
- 2-3 Tu-160M strategic bombers from Ukrainka Airbase.
- Iskander-M ballistic missiles.

Recently, Iskander-M ballistic missiles were delivered to OTRK installations in Bryansk Oblast, Voronezh Oblast, and possibly Rostov Oblast and Kursk Oblast. There is also a threat of Zircon hypersonic cruise missile launches from Bastion-P launchers in Western Crimea.

As for Kalibrs, there is a relatively high likelihood of 2-3 surface carriers launching as many as 24 Kalibr cruise missiles. It is unclear if these launches would take place from the Black Sea or the Caspian Sea.

There is no reliable information about the possible usage of Iskander-K cruise missiles, Kinzhal hypersonic aeroballistic missiles, or other types of missiles. Hundreds of Geran-2 drones are expected to be used.

As I mentioned earlier, there is a possibility that this attack is conducted in two parts across one day, with Geran-2 drones and ballistic missiles being used between 12am and 5am, while Kh-101 cruise missiles and Kalibrs are used any time after 8am.