A Russian Geran-2/4 drone struck a petrol station in the city of Valky, Kharkiv Oblast.

Footage showing the moment of the second Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike on the "Epicentre" shopping centre in the city of Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast,

— 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: According to an NBC News report, the U.S. is running so low on interceptors that the military is forced to pick and choose which targets get hit by Iranian ballistic missiles and drones

Over the weekend, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Dan Caine warned President Trump that interceptor stockpiles in the Middle East are running dangerously low, which led him to order a temporary suspension of operations against Iran for the time being, per CNN.

Iran’s missile stockpile also astonished American strategists and military planners, who had falsely assumed that it would run out of launch capacity within a few weeks to months. Not only does Iran still have large amounts of missiles and drones, these projectiles are becoming increasingly lethal due to adaptation of targeting data and satellite feeds provided by allies.

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Ukraine has begun sending the new 2B22 "Bogdana-BG" towed artillery gun to the frontline this year, where it is becoming more and more common across various units.

https://t.me/MachineryInfo/1428

Russia significantly decreased their attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure overnight, with only some individual Geran-2 drones flying to Vylkove and Kilya in southern Odesa Oblast near the border with Romania.

However, a medium-scale attack was carried out with at least 10 Geran-2 drones on the coastal city of Ochakiv, Mykolaiv Oblast, as well as the neighboring Pervomaysky Island.

Overnight, Russia attacked eastern Dnipropetrovsk Oblast with several Geran-2/3/4 drones, targeting the cities of Pavlohrad and Synelnykove.

In Pavlohrad, at least 4 Geran-2 drones attacked an unknown target in the city, resulting in a large fire breaking out. In Synelnykove, 1-2 Geran-3/4 jet-drones targeted an enterprise, resulting in a large fire breaking out.

Video credit: @falconintel

For as long as the Iran war remains at its current low-intensity, I will reduce my coverage of the situation in the Middle East to a minimum, in order to shift my focus mostly to Ukraine.

What that means is that most of my Middle East coverage will come in the form of summary-style posts either during or after any attacks. Any live coverage will involve more sporadic posts, rather than minute-by-minute updates.

The total numbers of posts I make in general (Middle East + Ukraine) won’t necessarily decrease, but you will see more posts on Ukraine than before. Because I’m the only one running this account, and because I have a job and other responsibilities outside of this, I unfortunately cannot report every single event that happens. And because I’m still demonetized by Twitter, I can’t really expand my coverage any further. I also think that this change will make it more convenient for the reader, so they don’t have to scroll through hundreds of posts to get an idea of what has happened.

Additionally, I hope to return to a more consistent schedule of releasing Ukraine map updates - hopefully on a weekly basis at a minimum. I plan to place more focus on this, because my more diversified coverage, along with how much more difficult it is to verify frontline changes and the extent of said changes nowadays, has resulted in much larger delays with updates. I try to counteract this with my more timely announcements on settlements changing hands, but I understand this isn’t really enough to get a clear idea. These delays have also created the illusion that I’m “ignoring” or delaying making updates against whichever side is making the most progress, which is not the case.

I deny any and all allegations 😁

(this is a joke, for those who can't tell)

Ukrainian GUR mid-range drones struck a Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile launcher, and a 96L6 radar reportedly belonging to the complex, in Crimea.

From the video footage, it is unclear if the radar was directly hit, but at the very least it was heavily damaged. The S-400 launcher suffered a direct impact.