The Su-57 is flying to its launch lines in the western Black Sea now.

Approximate flight route is shown on the map.

Now approaching the launch lines.

Launch maneuvers of Kh-69 cruise missiles were carried out by the Su-57.

A Su-35 is also flying there, providing cover for the Su-57.

A Ukrainian MiG-29 is flying over Odesa right now, preparing for any Kh-69 cruise missiles.

The Russians were nice enough to simulate the first launch maneuvers with Su-34s, alerting the MiG-29 to take off and providing it with time to reach Odesa 🤣🤣

The Su-57 also simulated launch maneuvers

10,000 IQ play.

Cruise missile of an unidentified type to Odesa Port

2 missiles

3 missiles

Approaching the coast

Over the city, flying past the city centre.

Explosions in Odesa

One more missile flying in

Another explosion.

Three Kh-59/69 cruise missiles impacted somewhere here.

Smoke is rising over Odesa following the impacts.

2 more Su-34s are flying from the Sea of Azov towards Crimea. They may also launch Kh-59/69 cruise missiles at Odesa.

Apparently these Kh-69 cruise missiles launched by a Su-57 flew through Kherson Oblast, which is why they took so long to be detected.

Another Su-57 is accompanying these 2 Su-34s.

Scenes from the city of Chabahar, southeastern Iran, following earlier U.S. airstrikes.

The Russian Ministry of Defence issued a statement regarding the 5th day of Russia's new strike campaign on port infrastructure in Odesa Oblast.

They claim that the Odesa and Chornomorsk Ports were hit, as well as the Dniprovs'ko-Buhs'kyi Port in Mykolaiv Oblast, with Russian missiles and drones reportedly targeting facilities used for unloading fuel and lubricants, fuel and lubricant storage tanks for the Ukrainian military, as well as workshops for the assembly and production of drones.

Additionally, they claim that 4 Ukrainian Navy vessels were struck at the Chornomorsk Port and Dniprovs'ko-Buhs'kyi Port (in Odesa & Mykolaiv Oblasts), which were reportedly delivering cargo for the Ukrainian military.