Remember when this was considered Russian propaganda? Remember how so-called pro-Ukrainians doxxed me for saying EXACTLY THIS?

I've been saying this for years.

This is a war of attrition, where you prioritise destroying your enemy's capability to fight over forcing advances on the frontline.

Both Reuters and Zelensky confirmed my earlier information about Russia using North Korean-made Kn-23 ballistic missiles to attack the city of Kryvyi Rih yesterday.

Kryvyi Rih was attacked by 4 Kn-23 missiles. One impacted a residential building. 2 other Kn-23 missiles struck near the city of Kropyvnytskyi, Kirovohrad Oblast.

For those curious, during the attack, the missiles which struck Kryvyi Rih were detected by Ukrainian radars flying at a speed of 7,879 km/h, before dropping to a speed of 5,673 km/h at a 20 km altitude as they dropped into their terminal phase.

Ukrainian radars also failed to detect them until they were flying over Dnipro, around 150 km away from impacting.

The Kn-23 ballistic missiles were launched from near the city of Liski, Voronezh Oblast.

To reach Kryvyi Rih, they flew approximately 550 km.
To reach Kropyvnytskyi 580 km.

Trump announced that Hamas and their allied factions in the Gaza Strip will disarm as a part of the 20-point plan.

As disarmament is being completed, Israeli forces will withdraw from the Gaza Strip, with the International Stabilisation Force and a new Palestinian police force replacing them to take responsibility over the strip.

The 6 Russian Tu-95MS strategic bombers that took part in yesterday's large-scale missile attack on Ukraine are returning from Olenya Airbase to Ukrainka Airbase in the Far East.

Here, they will either carry out training missions or be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles ahead of the next large-scale attack on Ukraine.

For the record, it's been a war of attrition since the battle of Severodonetsk in June 2022.

The current Russian high-intensity offensive across the entire front began on October 10, 2023 with their storming of the Avdiivka direction, and has not stopped since.

Possible Iskander-M on Putvyl, Sumy Oblast

Edit: likely Russian S-300 air defence from Kursk

What looks like 2 Flamingo missile interceptions over Rostov

More missiles are flying southeast over Donetsk Oblast to Rostov.

No impacts in Rostov so far. 2/2 missiles shot down.

The next missiles will reach the city in the next several minutes.

2 other missiles (from the first wave) were shot down over Donetsk Oblast.

The remaining 2-4 Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles were shot down over Donetsk/Rostov Oblast.

Ukraine attempted to attack the city of Rostov-on-Don with up to 8 FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles.

However, all of the missiles were shot down. They flew through Donetsk and Rostov Oblasts - regions with a much higher density of Russian air defence systems compared to areas further east.

Out of the last five Flamingo missile attacks, three resulted in every single missile being intercepted, while two (both on the Avitek military plant in Kirov) saw one impact each.

Russia has clearly adapted their approach to countering Flamingo cruise missiles, achieving a much higher interception rate compared to the initial attacks earlier this year.