The fact that Iran is launching from Imam Ali base in Khorammabad means the missile cities are in excellent condition, even in Western Iran.

It’s a very good sign that this base is still operational after 2+ wars and relentless bombardments for months. We hadn’t seen it active for a while.

Never thought I'd agree with Denys Davydov, of all people.

The removal of Fedorov is military suicide.

Russian operator-controlled Geran-4 jet-drones struck 4 cargo ships at the Chornomorsk and Dniprovsko-Buhskyi Ports in Odesa and Mykolaiv Oblasts.

Overnight, Russia carried out another series of Geran-2/3/4 drone strikes on targets across Kharkiv Oblast.

Targets were hit in the Shevchenkivskyi, Nemyshlianskyi and Kyivskyi Districts of Kharkiv City, the city of Merefa, and the towns of Pechenihy, Vilshany and Lyubotyn.

The removal of Fedorov is a gift for the Russians.

Large-scale protests against the removal of defence minister Fedorov are scheduled for 9am today across at least 23 cities in Ukraine.

Demonstrations will be held in every single regional centre, except for in Kramatorsk, Kherson, and Sumy due to the security situation. Kremenchuk, Kamianske, and Kryvyi Rih will also hold protests.

Su-34s carried out launch maneuvers in the western Black Sea.

Kh-59/69 cruise missiles may fly to Odesa.

There is something worth addressing directly, because it has gone on long enough.

This channel produces original SIGINT analysis. Radio intercepts, geospatial assessments, actor tracking; work that takes time, technical knowledge and has actual stakes involved. It has been verified against confirmed events repeatedly, across multiple theaters, often hours or days, even weeks before mainstream coverage caught up.

What happens to that work is this: other channels take it, remove or blur the watermark, and publish it to their larger audiences with no attribution. When this has been raised, the response has been that "aggregating from Telegram" constitutes original sourcing. Let me be clear about what that means, it means someone has decided that finding work, stripping the credit, and republishing it is a legitimate editorial process. It is not. It is just theft with an explanation attached.

It is a genuinely impressive skill, to have so little of your own to offer that your entire "feed" depends on making sure someone else stays unknown. That same effort could have been directed to developing a legitimate skill, but you didn't, therefore.

The part that is worth sitting with is this: it is not careless. Blurring a watermark requires an active step. These are deliberate decisions, made every time, by people who are aware of exactly what they are doing. The goal is straightforward: use the analysis, suppress the source, and make sure the channel producing the work stays invisible enough that the copying never becomes obvious.

To the channels and individuals who have consistently credited this work, forwarded it with the source intact, and made an effort to point their audience here — this is genuinely appreciated and does not go unnoticed.

Thanks for your time and good night if it's evening for you.

I 100% agree. Unfortunately, most channels and accounts nowadays do this.

I recommend following @sigintreports (this is not a paid promotion and they did not ask me to say this) - I'm friends with the owner and can confirm they are one of the best and most reliable channels on this entire platform.

They post information that isn't seen anywhere else on the internet, and are incredibly underrated.

Some other great channels that I personally know the owners/admins of are: @GeoPWatch, @wfwitness, @tabzlive, and @falconintel.

You will see me forwarding them a lot, but it's definitely worth subscribing to them. All four of them frequently post information not available anywhere else. I usually try to only forward channels that I know personally, so I can ensure the information is reliable.

(Again, not paid promotions, none of them asked me to say this. It's just that far too much incredible work goes unnoticed in favour of propaganda slop)

Kh-59/69 cruise missiles to Hrybivka, Odesa Oblast.

70 km from the coast.