For reference, this is what the Israeli controlled territory looks like here. The unit operating in Shujaiyya is the 10th "Harel" armoured brigade of the 252nd "Sinai" Division.

The current situation regarding Russian Strategic Bombers:

At Olenya Air Base in Murmansk Oblast, there are currently:
2 Tu-95MS (Both of which are equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles, previously three equipped aircraft before redeployments were carried out - this will be important later).
32 Tu-22M3 (most are not operational)

At Engels-2 Air Base in Saratov Oblast there are currently:
2 Tu-95MS
3 Tu-160 (two of which have been conducting regular training)
Another IL-76MS military transport aircraft landed there, presumably carrying Kh-101 cruise missiles for the Tu-95MS and Tu-160s.

At Belaya Air Base in Irkutsk Oblast, there are currently:
8 Tu-95MS (two new ones flew here from Olenya following the first five that flew there around 6 days ago. The other aircraft is based there for training purposes)
7 Tu-160
1 IL-76MD landed at the air base (likely carrying Kh-101 missiles - I will address this later).

At Diaghilev Air Base in Ryazan Oblast, there are currently:
3 Tu-95MS

Interestingly, 1-2 Tu-95s "disappeared" from Olenya, redeploying to another Air Base. This mystery Air Base isn't Belaya or Engels, and likely isn't Diaghilev, which could suggest that Russia is basing their Tu-95s at a new air base.

Additionally, Belaya is probably being used to equip the bombers with Kh-101 missiles considering the sudden IL-76MD activity coinciding with the large-scale deployments to the air base, the first of which occurred shortly before the most recent large-scale missile attack (keep in mind, this does not necessarily mean that another large-scale missile attack will happen in the next few days).

Remember how I said three Tu-95s were equipped at Olenya before the redeployments? Considering this likelihood of Belaya being used for equipment of missiles, it means that none of the 2 new aircraft that redeployed from Olenya to Belaya was equipped with missiles, meaning that one of the 1-2 Tu-95s which redeployed to this "mystery base" was equipped with Kh-101 missiles. This could significantly alter the relatively consistent patterns observed during the large-scale missile strikes on Ukraine, as Russia only ever uses one (rarely two) air bases for basing equipped aircraft.

A Russian Su-30 is airborne over the Sea of Azov. Threat of Kh-31P/59 missile launches for the southern regions of Ukraine.

Correction: It hasn't reached the Sea of Azov yet and is flying west near Novocherkassk, Krasnodar Krai.

There is also a Su-30/35 airborne over Kursk Oblast. Threat of Kh-31P/59 missiles for Sumy Oblast.

🇮🇳🇵🇰⚡- BREAKING: India has officially placed the blame on Pakistan over the Pahalgam terror attack.

A preliminary report by India's National Investigation Agency, NIA, in its probe into the Kashmir terror attack has pointed to 'operational links' between Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence, ISI, and the Lashkar-e-Taiba, LeT. The NIA believes the LeT to have 'masterminded' the attack.

The NIA report states the 'plot was hatched by LeT militants', allegedly under the 'directives of senior ISI officials'. NIA sources claim that the plan was hatched at LeT headquarters in Pakistan. Two of the 6-7 suspects were Pakistani nationals and were in 'constant contact' with their ISI handlers, receiving 'specific instructions on the timing, logistics and execution of the attack'.

NIA says the gunmen entered India weeks before the attack.

Ballistic missile launch from northern Yemen

Flying to Haifa, Northern Israel

Flies over Saudi Arabia towards Jordan. It will arrive in 3-4 minutes

Approaching Jordan. 1-2 minutes away. Sirens will sound shortly

Sirens in northern Israel

An interceptor missile was launched