Iskander-M ballistic missile from Taganrog flying to Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

Flying to Dnipro

Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast

Explosion in Dnipro

Echoes of the explosion were heard in Zaporizhzhia City

Smoke is rising over Dnipro, following the Iskander-M strike.

Threat of repeated launches from Taganrog

The IDF announced that the 252nd Reserve Division is being withdrawn from the northern Gaza Strip following four months of operations.

The IDF claims that under the "ceasefire agreement", the 252nd Division, dismantled weapons storage facilities and Hamas infrastructure in northern Gaza, especially in the IDF-occupied city of Beit Hanoun. They also claimed they killed 35 Palestinian fighters and destroyed approximately 7km of tunnels.

Fighter jet activity reported over western Tehran. These might be Iranian jets.

Iskander-M on Dnipro

Flying to Vilnyansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast

Past Vilnyansk to Dnipro

Hitting now

Explosion in Dnipro

The Iskander-M was shot down by the Patriot battery stationed at Dnipro.

There were two missiles.

1 impacted (with cluster munitions), one was shot down.

A large fire is burning in the western part of Dnipro following an Iskander-M ballistic missile impact.

— 🇮🇷/🇷🇺 NEW: Some well-informed sources say that Iran was supposed to receive about a dozen Russian Su-35 jets, but then the war broke out

By the end of August, another batch of about a dozen jets was supposed to be delivered.

However, now that some of the infrastructure needed to maintain and shelter these aircraft have been destroyed, Iran is paying maintenance costs to Russia for taking a delayed delivery.

@Middle_East_Spectator