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.

Missile of an unidentified type to Mykolaivka/Stepanivka, Sumy Oblast (launched by a Su-35 over Kursk Oblast).

Edit: disappeared, possibly a Kh-31P anti-radar missile

⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇷 Fars: Two military bases in Iran’s southern Bushehr Province were struck.

@wfwitness

At the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump has stated that he thinks the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran is over.

Kuwait's Ministry of Defence claims that their air defence intercepted 2 Iranian ballistic missiles and 13 drones this morning.

If Iranians are "liars" "cheats" and "sick people", what does that make Americans and Israelis?

Following Trump's statements that the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran is over, Israeli media is reporting that U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has cancelled his planned trip to Israel.

The Ukrainian Air Force is indicating that they shot down a Russian aircraft.

Russian channels confirm that a Su-35 was shot down. It is unclear if it was intercepted with a Patriot or an air-to-air missile. Because the Ukrainian Air Force made the statement, I would assume its the latter.

The pilot of the Su-35 was reportedly able to eject and is alive.

BTW take a look to the next update of Kupiansk. The methodical work carried out by the Russians in this area over the last three months is bearing fruit, without any haste or pressure from military-political figures seeking easy medals through virtual victories.

According to unconfirmed information, the Russian Su-35 was shot down while trying to shoot down a Ukrainian F-16 with an R-37/77 air-to-air missile.

The F-16 was reportedly pretending to drop glide-bombs, while in reality, it, covered by 2 additional F-16s, was trying to ambush the Russian aircraft.

The interception attempt by the F-16 reportedly failed, but a Patriot system deployed around 60 km from the frontline as a backup launched an interceptor at around the same time, shooting down the Su-35 as it was in the small window of engagement within range of the Patriot system.