The IRGC issued their fourth statement regarding today's wave of retaliatory attacks against U.S. infrastructure in the Middle East.

They announced targeting several locations in Kuwait, including a satellite communications centre, a radar installation, a Patriot air defence battery, a logistics depot at an unspecified military base, and HIMARS rocket launchers.

The Su-57 is flying to its launch lines in the western Black Sea now.

Approximate flight route is shown on the map.

Now approaching the launch lines.

Launch maneuvers of Kh-69 cruise missiles were carried out by the Su-57.

A Su-35 is also flying there, providing cover for the Su-57.

A Ukrainian MiG-29 is flying over Odesa right now, preparing for any Kh-69 cruise missiles.

The Russians were nice enough to simulate the first launch maneuvers with Su-34s, alerting the MiG-29 to take off and providing it with time to reach Odesa 🤣🤣

The Su-57 also simulated launch maneuvers

10,000 IQ play.

Cruise missile of an unidentified type to Odesa Port

2 missiles

3 missiles

Approaching the coast

Over the city, flying past the city centre.

Explosions in Odesa

One more missile flying in

Another explosion.

Three Kh-59/69 cruise missiles impacted somewhere here.

Smoke is rising over Odesa following the impacts.

2 more Su-34s are flying from the Sea of Azov towards Crimea. They may also launch Kh-59/69 cruise missiles at Odesa.

Apparently these Kh-69 cruise missiles launched by a Su-57 flew through Kherson Oblast, which is why they took so long to be detected.

Another Su-57 is accompanying these 2 Su-34s.

Scenes from the city of Chabahar, southeastern Iran, following earlier U.S. airstrikes.