The IDF claims to have killed Razek Sahil Suleiman Abu Shahma - the former bodyguard of the late Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar - in a recent targeted assassination strike on the city of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip. He allegedly took part in the October 7th attacks on Israel.

They also claim to have killed Hazem Mousa - a fighter of Hamas' elite "Nukhba" unit in their Khan Younis Brigade - in a separate targeted assassination strike on Khan Younis. He also allegedly took part in the October 7th attacks on Israel.

According to the IDF, both men were planning attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians, while also trying to rebuild Hamas' military capabilities.

A Ukrainian interceptor drone attempts (and seemingly fails) to shoot down a Russian Geran-2 drone equipped with two FPV drones.

Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike on a building in the city of Lozova, Kharkiv Oblast, claimed to be used by the Ukrainian 156th Mechanised Brigade as a command post.

Coordinates: 48.888971, 36.314785

The Russian Ministry of Defence issued a statement regarding last night's combined missile and drone attack.

In Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast, they claim to have struck a facility used for assembling drones, including "Hornet" loitering munitions; the largest logistics centre used for storing and distributing FPV drones, ground control stations, and related components; and a logistics centre in the city of Boryspil used for storing components for medium-to-long-range drones.

In the cities of Zaporizhzhia and Kryvyi Rih, the MoD claims to have targeted two metallurgical plants used for supplying metallurgical products to the Ukrainian military.

In the city of Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast, the MoD announced targeting the Kremenchuk Oil Refinery, which they allege is used to supply fuel to the Ukrainian military and is involved in the transhipment of petroleum products coming from abroad.

In Odesa Oblast, they claim to have struck workshops in the city of Chornomorsk used for assembling drones and producing nitrate for the Ukrainian military; 24 different storage facilities at Chornomorsk and Odesa Ports containing military equipment; infrastructure equipment at Reni Port used for unloading fuel and military cargo; energy facilities used for supplying power to various Ukrainian ports; as well as transport infrastructure facilities used for military purposes.

Because Russia did not launch any Iskander-M ballistic missiles towards Kyiv tonight, and has successfully depleted a large portion of Ukraine's newly delivered Patriot interceptor missiles with modified S-400 missiles last night, there is a high threat of a much larger attack on Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast taking place during the weekend, with the highest threat being in place for the night after tomorrow.

At least 8 different warehouse facilities have been struck by Russian Geran-4 jet-drones across Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast today, resulting in several large fires breaking out.

One of these targets (in the Brovary area) is yet to be identified. At least five different warehouses in Boryspil were hit, along with another 2 southwest of Kyiv.

This data does not include some of the warehouses hit during the missile attack yesterday.

Thanks to @falconintel for some of the geolocations.

Yesterday, a single Russian Geran-4 jet-drone carried out a 25-minute reconnaissance flight over Kyiv, scouting out potential targets ahead of the upcoming large-scale ballistic missile attack.

Among the targets the drone was interested in were the Antonov Aircraft Plant; the Artem Defence Plant; military factories and storage facilities in eastern Kyiv; warehouses and enterprises in the Pozniaky District; the "Asphalt concrete plant" next to the CHP-5 power plant; the Mayak Defence Plant; the "Kyiv Central Design Bureau of Valves" machine building plant; the "Sakhavtomat-Inzh" engineering plant; the "Euroterminal" Logistics Warehouse; the "Analitprylad" Plant.

The drone was eventually shot down over the centre of Kyiv. The map shows the approximate route of the reconnaissance flight.

The Russian Ministry of Defence issued a statement regarding today's strikes on Ukrainian logistics warehouses and port infrastructure.

In Kyiv Oblast, they claimed to have struck a warehouse owned by Stellar Jet LLC used for storing finished FP-5 "Flamingo" cruise missiles and fuel for rocket boosters.

In Odesa, the MoD stated that the Odesa Port was struck, where they claim six storage facilities containing military equipment were targeted.