4-minute-long video of Russia's overnight missile attack on Kyiv.

Numerous impacts along with some air defence activity are seen, as well as several large fires burning after the sun rises.

Ballistic missile launch from Isfahan, central Iran.

At least two ballistic missiles were launched from Isfahan.

Ballistic missile launches from Yazd, Iran.

Repeated ballistic missile launches from Isfahan.

5 ballistic missile launches from Khorramabad, Iran.

Ballistic missile launches from Tabriz, Iran.

Sirens are sounding in Jordan.

Interceptor launches from Jordan.

At least 12 ballistic missiles are flying to Jordan.

Some are targeting Muwaffaq Salti Airbase.

Ballistic missile launches from Arak, Iran.

Unconfirmed reports of impacts at Muwaffaq Salti Airbase in Jordan.

Ballistic missiles are still being launched from parts of Iran.

Unconfirmed reports of impacts with cluster munitions at Muwaffaq Salti Airbase in Jordan.

These new missiles are targeting Aqaba, southern Jordan. Cluster munitions can be seen from Eilat, southern Israel.

Cluster munitions falling on Aqaba, southern Jordan.

Close to 100 Patriot PAC-2/3 interceptors have been launched by the U.S. in Jordan so far.

Iran has launched around 30 ballistic missiles. This is the biggest Iranian attack in months, and the U.S. is completely draining their remaining interceptor stockpiles.

Ukraine is so much more competent in using patriot systems. They receive extremely limited stockpiles and know how to conserve them, still managing to shoot down a portion of Russia's most advanced tactical ballistic missiles.

Meanwhile America just goes fucking crazy launching dozens within minutes, to the point where these $4-5 million dollar interceptors look like air defence flak, while still letting a portion of the Iranian missiles impact.

The new re-shuffled Ukrainian Air Force command has honestly made some incredibly smart changes in the last couple months. Never thought I'd be calling Ukrainian air defence more competent than America's, but here we are.