As of now, there’s no signs of a threat of a large-scale attack taking place tonight.

Activity on strategic frequencies were turned on literally a few minutes after this message. I don’t know why they were so late today.

Either way, Kh-101s, Iskander-Ms, and Zircons have attacked Kyiv. I wasn’t going to have been able to cover the attack anyway, but I will write up a full report on it later today.

Large secondary detonations are visible at some sort of missile storage facility in Kyiv after Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile and Kh-101 cruise missile strikes.

During last night's attack on Kyiv, multiple Patriot PAC-2/3 missiles failed in flight, impacting the ground shortly after launch. This video shows one of these failures.

It is possible (although unconfirmed) that they were responsible for some of the damage to civilian infrastructure in the city.

Video credit: Intel Cams | OSINT

Footage showing the moment of a Russian Zircon hypersonic cruise missile strike on a residential area of Kyiv.

Another video of the massive secondary detonations at the S-300 surface-to-air missile plant in Kyiv.

Another angle of the secondary detonations. Its reported that they are still continuing at this minute.

In addition to the defence industries attacked by Russian cruise and ballistic missiles and Kyiv last night, Iskander-M ballistic missiles and Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles struck the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant, the CHP-5 Thermal Power Plant, and the CHP-6 Thermal Power Plant.

However, as of now, there are no reports of major power outages.

Significant damage to a high-rise residential building in the Podilskyi District of Kyiv following last night's Russian combined missile and drone attack.

At least 7 civilians were killed and 24 others injured across Kyiv.