Explosions in Chornomorsk.

Additional UMPB-5 jet-powered glide-bombs are flying to Chornomorsk.

Interceptor launches.

Glide-bombs are 30 km away, 3 km altitude.

The glide-bombs are approaching the area south of Chornomorsk.

Altitude: 600 metres

These ones fell in the sea too. Around 15 km from the coast.

The first two fell around 10 km from the coast.

All clear now.

Yunakivka 👀

Building on their previous successes over the last month, Ukrainian forces likely recaptured the town of Yunakivka in Sumy Oblast.

Currently I'm unable to confirm Ukrainian consolidation over the northern part, but the town centre is under Ukrainian control and the northern streets are at the very least a grey-zone.

It took Russia 15 months to capture Yunakivka following the end of Ukraine's Kursk operation. Ukraine re-entered the town a little under a month ago.

Approximate flight routes of the missiles used in tonight's Russian attack on Kyiv.

8 Rm-48U S-400 ballistic missiles were launched from Bryansk Oblast, including 4 launched from near Klintsy, and 4 launched from near Pochep.

They impacted the eastern suburbs of Kyiv, striking currently unknown targets. Some of the missiles missed their targets and fell in open areas, due to the low accuracy of modified S-400s.

Ukraine launched two interceptor missiles of an unknown type (not Patriot), but was unable to shoot down any of the 8 ballistic missiles used.

Another wave of Russian ballistic missiles targeted Kyiv.

Approximately 12 more missiles were used, most of which were Iskander-Ms. At least one was an Rm-48U modified S-400 ballistic missile.

~5 Iskander-Ms and 1 S-400 targeted the CHP-5 Combined Heat and Power Plant in southern Kyiv.

~4 Iskander-Ms struck the Dniprovsky District in eastern Kyiv.

~2 Iskander-Ms struck the Podilsky District in northern Kyiv.

In total, around 20 missiles have been used so far. Ukraine launched another 2 interceptors during this attack (not Patriots), but failed to shoot down any of the missiles.

Great job on the reactions guys 😁

Gaza's Ministry of Interior announced that two Hamas security officers were killed and two others injured in a clash with wanted individuals in the city centre of Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, yesterday.

Security personnel attempted to arrest a man, but were met with resistance after he, assisted with others, opened fire on the officers. Hamas has launched an investigation into the incident to identify and prosecute those responsible.

It is currently unknown if the wanted individuals were affiliated with any Israeli-backed armed group, but within the same statement, Hamas re-affirmed its commitment to confronting attempts by Israel and it's Palestinian proxy groups to destabilise the situation in the Gaza Strip.

The IDF continued heavily targeting Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives across the Gaza Strip over the past four days.

The IDF claims to have struck the following targets:

- October 22: A Hamas engineering commander in Gaza City.

- October 22: A weapons storage facility used to store various types of weapons, including rocket launchers, rockets, and Kalashnikov rifles.

- October 23: A militant who attempted to cross the Yellow Line in the northern Gaza Strip.

- October 23: A militant who attempted to cross the Yellow Line in the southern Gaza Strip.

- October 24: A commander in Hamas' military intelligence apparatus in Gaza City.

- October 25: Three fighters exiting a tunnel shaft in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip. The tunnel shaft reportedly contained weapons, resulting in secondary detonations following the strike.

- October 25: The head of an elite Hamas "Nukhba" cell in the northern Gaza Strip.

- October 26: Three PIJ operatives, including a sniper, in the northern, central, and southern Gaza Strip.

- October 26: A building used by militants as a sniper position in the northern Gaza Strip, near the Yellow Line.

In addition to this, the IDF claims to have killed cell commander in Hamas' Gaza City Brigade, and a PIJ operative in the Nuseirat area of the Central Gaza Strip involved in transferring funds to Hamas' Al-Qassam Brigades, during strikes on October 20-21.

One of the targets of last night's Russian missile attack on Kyiv was the CHP-5 Combined Heat and Power Plant.

5 Iskander-M ballistic missiles and 1 Rm-48U modified S-400 ballistic missile were used to target the facility. The blast wave damaged metro infrastructure and other parts of the neighbouring "South" Bridge, resulting in traffic across it being restricted.