The IDF claims that Israeli soldiers killed the Hezbollah fighter who severely injured a reservist soldier in the Bint Jbeil area last week, within Israel's "security zone".

They reportedly conducted searches on a building, where the fighter opened fire on the Israeli force.

The IRGC claims that they targeted 85 different U.S. targets in the Middle East with missiles and drones, in response to last night's large wave of U.S. retaliatory airstrikes against Iran.

The Iranian ballistic missiles and drones reportedly targeted the U.S. Ali Al Salem Airbase in Kuwait and the U.S. 5th Fleet Headquarters in Bahrain, as well as the Salman Port in Bahrain.

They also claimed to have shot down an MQ-9 "Reaper drone" that was reportedly trying to strike Iranian missile/drone launchers, although its unclear if this is referring to the earlier drone they claimed to have intercepted over the city of Khormuj, southern Iran.

Yesterday, Ukrainian mid-range drones struck 5 more electrical substation across Crimea, including one 330 kV, one 200 kV, two 110 kVs, and one 35 kV substations.

They also struck a gas compressor station near the village of Tasunove.

Sirens are sounding in Bahrain again.

Ukrainian mid-range drones struck two more Russian oil tankers in the Sea of Azov last night, as confirmed by the Governor of Rostov Oblast.

The ships were heading to the city of Rostov-on-Don. The crew of one of the ships had to be evacuated. Both vessels reportedly did not contain any oil at the time.

Overnight, Ukrainian mid-range drones struck the 110 kV "Nizhnegorsk" electrical substation in Crimea.

NASA FIRMS data shows that a large fire boke out at the impact site.

Coordinates: 45.44194, 34.72975

The Ukrainian Air Force claimed that 5 Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles were launched overnight.

In total, 9 impacts were recorded in Kyiv across 2 waves. The first wave consisted of 5 missiles and the second wave consisted of 4. The 4 explosions observed from the second wave were somewhat smaller than the ones from the first, indicating that these were modified S-400 ground-to-ground missiles.

This could be why the Ukrainian Air Force only counted 5 Iskanders in total, although it's weird that they mentioned "S-400" in this post.

The Iranian Army announced that they targeted the U.S. Sheikh Isa Airbase in southern Bahrain with drones in response to last night's U.S. retaliatory airstrikes.

Ukraine's unmanned systems forces claims that they struck 6 Russian boats/ships overnight.

Earlier, the Governor of Rostov Oblast reported that two oil tankers were hit in the Sea of Azov.

The Russian Ministry of Defence claims that last night's Iskander-M ballistic missile strike on Kyiv targeted a factory used to produce and store components for FP-5 "Flamingo" cruise missiles, as well as a workshop for assemblying long and medium-range drones.

These claims are not verified. An analysis of NASA FIRMS data suggests that a Nova Poshta warehouse (used by the Ukrainian military for logistics) and another warehouse facility were struck.

Tornado-S rocket to Kharkiv City

Explosion in Kharkiv

Several explosions were heard in the city of Bushehr, southern Iran.

Sirens are sounding in Bahrain due to the threat of an Iranian attack.

The explosions heard in Bushehr may be related to the launch of several ballistic missiles towards Bahrain

Iranian State Media confirms that a ballistic missile attack against Bahrain is underway.