Following the U.S. retaliatory attacks against Iran, The New York Times reports that any prospects of a possible diplomatic breakthrough with Iran have "dimmed" after the Qatari mediating delegation left Tehran without any progress with the talks.

The report of a damaged U.S. warship is likely false, as it came from an unofficial outlet not affiliated with Ynet.

Israel's Public Broadcasting Corporation Kan reports that Israel is not involved in the U.S. retaliatory attacks against Iran.

Another wave of U.S. airstrikes is reported on the coastal city of Bandar Abbas, southern Iran.

Pretty much all images and videos of strikes coming out of Iran are old or unrelated so far. Be careful with what you believe.

The IRGC announced launching a surface-to-air missile at a U.S. F-16 fighter jet that entered the airspace of the Persian Gulf.

The missile missed, but reportedly forced the F-16 to retreat.

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Reports of explosions in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan. Possible Iranian missile/drone attack.

The U.S. retaliatory attacks on Iran appear to be over now. No new reports of explosions in Iran for the last 25 minutes.

In a new statement following American retaliatory airstrikes, Iran's Khatam al Anbiya Central Headquarters announced that the Strait of Hormuz has been closed to all vessels due to "insecurity in the region".

Iranian fighter jet activity reported over western Tehran just now.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump hasn't given up on diplomacy" with Iran.

Trump has reportedly instructed aides to inform Iran through Qatari mediators that this new wave of airstrikes was another retaliatory attack in response to the so-called "drone incident" that nearly killed the Apache crew over the Strait of Hormuz.

The WSJ went on to say that the U.S. will intensify military pressure against Iran, unless America's terms of the proposed agreement are accepted. The purpose of the strikes is supposedly to speed up the process of negotiations.

The IRGC Navy issued a statement claiming to have struck two "violating" ships in the Strait of Hormuz attempting "illegal passage".

Missile of an unidentified type to Sumy City

Explosions in Sumy. Cluster munitions.

Another missile. Likely Tornado-S.

Repeated explosions in Sumy.

Edit: This one impacted Velyka Chernechchyna, just northeast of Sumy City. Radars malfunctioned it seems.