The geolocation POV of the video showing the failed Oreshnik strike has been posted, so you can check for yourselves now.

I didn’t want to post the geolocation initially to avoid getting the camera taken down, which is used by people for monitoring attacks.

The Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement urging foreigners and diplomatic leaders to leave Kyiv as soon as possible, ahead of new strikes on the city.

They state that these strikes will target decision-making centres, command posts, and drone production facilities.

Gaza. Before and after.

Show this to anyone that doesn’t believe in the genocide.

At least three US airstrikes targeted something east of Bandar Abbas, southern Iran, tonight. According to the CENTCOM commander, these were "self-defence strikes" to protect US troops, targeting missiles launchers and IRGC boats trying to place mines.

Iranian air defence was seen over Bandar Abbas, reportedly shooting down a U.S. MQ-9 "Reaper" drone. A surface-to-air missile was also reportedly launched towards a US fighter jet.

Netanyahu announced that Israel will begin intensified strikes against Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon, presumably in response to significantly increased Hezbollah FPV drone strikes on IDF forces. This will likely include strikes against Beirut.

The Israeli Home Front Command stated that all schools will be closed in northern Israel due to expected escalation with Hezbollah.

Ukrainian intelligence is expecting another large-scale, combined Russian missile strike on Ukraine in the coming days, with the probable target being Kyiv.

Earlier, Russia's Foreign Ministry announced its intention to strike decision-making centres, command posts, and drone production facilities, urging all foreigners and diplomats to evacuate the city. Because of this, don't expect any high level assassination strikes, as these facilities will be evacuated well ahead of the strike.

This attack will likely take place in the next three days, but information about the timeline and missiles to be used is still being clarified. I will publish a more detailed post outlining Russia's strike plans in the near future, so stay tuned for that.

Following Netanyahu’s statement announcing that Israel will begin conducting intensified attacks on Hezbollah across Lebanon, the IDF issued a statement claiming that they struck over 70 Hezbollah targets in the past 24 hours.

According to them, more than 85 munitions were used, striking weapons storage facilities, headquarters, Hezbollah fighters traveling on motorcycles, and other infrastructure, especially in the area of Tyre, southern Lebanon.

Over the last 24 hours, Russia launched 6 Iskander-M ballistic missiles at Ukraine, in two waves of three. This was not a large-scale, combined missile and drone attack, but rather an unusually large number of ballistic strikes.

The missiles were launched from the following locations:

- 2 from Taganrog, Rostov Oblast, targeting the city of Dnipro and the vicinity of Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

- 1 from Yeysk, Kranodar Krai, targeting the city of Vilnohirsk, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

- 1 from Liski, Voronezh Oblast, targeting the city of Derhachi, Kharkiv Oblast.

- 1 from Donetsk City, targeting the vicinity of Chuthove, Poltava Oblast.

- 1 from Crimea, targeting Odesa City.

The following targets were hit, each by one ballistic missile:

- "PAKS" Plastics Compounding and Recycling facility in Derhachi, Kharkiv Oblast (50.08335, 36.14245)

- A military base in the Zastava District of Odesa City (somewhere around 46.47775, 30.66739).

- The "Korsa" logistics centre in Dnipro City (48.53631, 35.10779).

- An unknown target near Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

- An unknown target near Chuthove, Poltava Oblast.

- An unknown target near Vilnohirsk, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

Footage showing the moment of a Russian KAB glide-bomb strike on the town of Vasylkivka, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, nearly 40 km from the frontline.

Yesterday evening, two Russian sea-drones attacked the "Druzhba" training frigate of the Ukrainian Navy, which was stationed at the Odesa Port.

An Orlan-10 reconnaissance drone filmed the strikes, meaning a video will likely be released in the near future.