The IDF reported that they - in cooperation with the ISA - killed the commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ)'s Rocket Unit, Anas Muhammad Saadi Masri, in Northern Gaza at the beginning of December.

They claimed that Saadi Masri commanded rocket attacks from Northern Gaza at communities in southern Israel.

They also claimed that "prior to the strike, numerous steps were taken to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precise munitions, intelligence, and aerial surveillance."

Syrian outlets report the sound of clashes involving medium and heavy weapons in the vicinity of Damascus.

We found out the result of the Russian missile strike on Beryslav district, Kherson Oblast.

3 Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles were used to target Ukrainian HIMARS. Three different types were used.

The first "classic" 9M723 missed the HIMARS completely, the submunitions of the 9M723K5 cluster munition detonated in the area, and the final missile with an air burst hit closer to the end of the column, probably causing some damage to a pair of the rear launchers.

Aleppo: the battle of snipers.

Missile alert near Gaza

Russian forces have reportedly advanced in the Lyman direction, seizing new trench positions in the forests east of Yampolivka.

The French Ministry of Defence announced that the French air force conducted airstrikes on ISIS positions in Syria. Here is a video of those airstrikes.

Happy new year everyone!

It’s just gone midnight for me here in New Zealand, and I wanted to make this post to thank you all so much for an incredible 2024. It’s quite literally been life-changing for me.

You guys won’t know this, but for the past 8 years (nearly half my life), I’ve really struggled with my mental health - for a multitude of reasons. I’ve had an incredibly tough time for so long and it felt like it would never end. However, beginning my reporting journey has shown me that there are people out there who are interested in what I have to say, and who have similar interests as me. It means so much to me knowing this, and I wanted to thank every single one of you who has supported me in any way, whether that be following me, reposting or even just liking a post. You have all contributed to this. My appreciation is beyond measure.

I hope you all have an amazing New Years, and I am looking forward to an even better 2025. Let’s look to the future and hope for peace in this world.

me

Su-57 airborne. It can carry Kh-59/69 cruise missile.

Additional threat of Iskanders from Crimea

5 Tu-22m3 aircraft are airborne

Bro come on, I'm one hour into 2025

Airstrikes are reported on the Yemeni capital of Sana'a.

2025 isn't exactly off to a peaceful start...

Smoke is rising from the Al-Ardi complex in central Sana'a

These aircraft departed from Engels-2 air base and are probably redeploying back to Olenya air base after the morning attack.

Kh-69 missile in Sumy Oblast

Changed course to the south

Disappeared

According to Ukraine, the following were launched at Ukraine during 2024:

10,713x Geran-2 drones (+ ~500x more UAVs that were not included in the report) (On average: 30.64 per day)

846x Kh-101 cruise missiles (On average 2.31 per day or 21.69 per strike)

656x S-300-400 ballistic missiles (On average 1.79 per day)

624x Iskander-M/KN-23 ballistic missiles (On average 1.70 per day)

545 Kh-59/69 cruise missiles (On average 1.49 per day)

177x Kalibr cruise missiles (On average 0.48 per day)

74x Kh-22/33 cruise missiles (On average 0.20 per day)

72x Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles (On average 0.20 per day)

62x Iskander-K cruise missiles (On average 0.17 per day)

6x hypersonic Zircon missiles (On average 0.02 per day)

1x RS-26 Medium-range ballistic missile (On average 0.003 per day)

Additionally, this year Tu-95MS aircraft flew on combat missions 39 times, and Tu-160 aircraft flew on combat missiles 2 times (On average 1 strike night per 9.38 days).