Tornado-S rockets to Kharkiv City again.

Edit: likely targeting border areas

—❗️🇮🇷/🇧🇭/🇰🇼 NEW: The IRGC says it carried out an ‘initial response’ to the U.S. aggression

Throughout the night, drones were sporadically launched at Bahrain and Kuwait. Sirens were activated several times.

However, a large scale response has not yet taken place, and Iran may wait until after the funeral to do so.

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Ukrainian mid-range drones struck 9 more Russian oil tankers of Russia's sanctioned "Shadow Fleet" in the Sea of Azov overnight.

Yesterday, in a separate attack, 10 more vessels were hit, including 8 oil tankers. In total, Ukrainian drones have reportedly struck 19 oil tankers, 1 cargo vessel, and 1 ferry over the last 3 days.

Additionally, Ukrainian Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Magyar claims that Ukrainian drones also struck 6 more electrical substations in Crimea overnight, and that a video of these strikes will be released soon.

Initial reports of repeated explosions in the city of Bushehr, southern Iran.

Ukrenergo reports that overnight Russian attacks resulted in power outages in Poltava, Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Mykolaiv Oblasts.

A Russian Molniya FPV drone struck a petrol station in the city of Semenivka, Chernihiv Oblast, resulting in a fire breaking out.

This video might show the impact of the 4 modified S-400 ground-to-ground missiles in Kyiv that I reported on last night.

As you can see, the explosions are much smaller than what you would expect from an Iskander-M ballistic missile.

However, it is also possible that these are explosions from of secondary detonations from the previous Iskander-M ballistic missile strikes. Unfortunately, we don't really have any good footage of S-400s impacting to compare it with.

The IRGC announced that an IRGC officer, Mohammad Reza Khazini, was killed in last night's U.S. airstrikes on the Mahshahr Naval Base, southern Iran.