2 missiles. These are Iskander-Ms.

2 impacts in Kremenchuk. One of the missiles had a cluster warhead.

Some of these missiles, including these last two, are striking the Kremenchuk Thermal Power Plant, which is situated next to the refinery.

Coordinates: 49.17216, 33.44056

Footage showing one of the Russian cluster Iskander-M ballistic missiles impacting the Kremenchuk Thermal Power Plant.

Video credit: Intel Cams | OSINT

Power and water outages are reported in Kremenchuk.

Waiting for all the people who claim that geolocations of Russian soldiers confirm consolidation to map Plavni as under Ukrainian control (they wont).

High threat of Iskander-M ballistic missile launches from Kursk.

A missile was detected in Sumy Oblast, but disappeared

Israel and Lebanon have signed a framework agreement with the U.S. in Washington following earlier negotiations, however Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that a lot of work remains.

Netanyahu said that Israel will not withdraw from areas of southern Lebanon south of the Yellow Line until Hezbollah is disarmed, and will retain full military freedom of action within the so-called security zone. He called the deal with Lebanon "a major achievement" and a "major blow to Iran".

Two pilot areas selected by the IDF will be used to transfer parts of southern Lebanon back to Lebanese Army control, including one north of the Litani River and one south of the river, while Israel will remain in border areas of Lebanon to prevent Hezbollah's ATGMs from reaching border settlements of Israel. Netanyahu expressed that Israel's security is being prioritised over anything else, and reiterated their policy of ensuring Iran, Hezbollah, and other affiliated groups will play no role in Lebanese affairs.

The Lebanese ambassador supported the new agreement, stating that the newly signed deal is a first step to restoring Lebanon's sovereignty.

Russian operator-controlled Geran-2 drones struck 5 Ukrainian locomotives in Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia Oblasts.

In Slovyansk and Kramatorsk, railway tracks have begun being dismantled as all remaining important equipment is being transferred out of the city.

This is apparently related to the beginning of defensive fortifications being set up within the two stronghold cities, as Russian forces creep closer.

Ukrainian drones struck 2 Russian S-300 surface-to-air missile launchers near the city of Volnovakha, Donetsk Oblast.

In a recent large-scale attack, Ukrainian drones struck several more valuable Russian targets in Crimea, including energy and gas infrastructure, as well as radar systems and logistics.

The following was targeted:

- A ST-68U medium-range radar system near the city of Dzhankoi.

- A 9S19M Imbir radar system near the city of Armyansk.

- The "NS-2" 220 kV electrical substation near the village of Mykolaivka (hit 5 times).

- The "Tasynove" electrical substation (hit 3 times).

- The "Crimea-West" 330 kV electrical substation near the village of Naumivka.

- Communications equipment, energy infrastructure, and logistics in Kherson Oblast, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Luhansk Oblast, and Crimea.

Amid the endless posts by all these so-called "Pro-Ukrainian" accounts about Ukrainian drone strikes and Russian logistical difficulties, I see hardly anyone talking about the deteriorating situation for Ukraine in Kostyantynivka and other parts of the frontline.

I view it as an absolute betrayal of the Ukrainian soldiers fighting for this city, by those who claim to support them the most. The same has occurred in the past for other battles where Ukrainian soldiers found themselves in extremely difficult and costly situations, such as Pokrovsk, Myrnohrad, and Hulyaipole.

But I guarantee you: if there was some sudden Ukrainian counteroffensive in Kostyantynivka, all of a sudden every single one of these "Pro-Ukrainian" accounts would jump on it.

Because selling lies and manipulating reality to push a narrative is where the money and engagement is. And that's the exact opposite of supporting Ukraine and Ukrainians.

Ukrainian forces have re-established control over the village of Prymorske, Komyshuvakha direction, Zaporizhzhia Oblast (Vasylivka District).

Pre-war population: ~3,840.
Total land area: ~13.40 km².

The second battle for Prymorske lasted approximately 8 months.

At least 3 explosions were heard near the coastal city of Sirik, southern Iran.

Smoke seen rising near Sirik following reports of 3 explosions.

Iranian media reports that the source of the explosions is not yet known.