Moving to Ochakiv, Mykolaiv Oblast

A Ukrainian MiG-29 is flying over Odesa to try intercept it

The missile is approaching Odesa from the east.

Interceptor launches from Odesa

The missile is approaching Odesa Port

MiG-29 is trying to shoot it down.

More interceptor launches.

Explosion in Odesa.

The missile fell in the sea, about 2 km from the coast.

Approximate route of this last Kh-59/69 cruise missile

The missile was shot down, and the debris fell in the sea.

Over the last nine hours, Russia has launched at least 16 missiles, 16 Banderol jet-drones, and 100 Geran-2/3/4 drones at Odesa Oblast.

Two interceptions (1 Kh-59/69 cruise missile and 1 Banderol jet-drone) seen off the coast of Odesa. The cruise missile was shot down by a MiG-29 and the Banderol jet-drone was shot down by an interceptor missile.

The threat of an upcoming ballistic attack on Kyiv tonight remains unchanged. There is no guarantee it will or won’t happen, but there is information about active preparations for tonight, specifically between 12am and 3:30am, as I mentioned earlier.

There were at least 20 Iskander-M ballistic missiles ready at Kursk and Bryansk Oblasts as of two days ago. More were delivered to launch sites yesterday. There are also Kn-23 ballistic missiles that could be launched from Liski, Voronezh Oblast.

As for Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles, at least 6 are ready in Manturovo (Kursk Oblast) and Millerovo (Rostov Oblast). The actual number may be higher due to recent accumulations.

If the attack does not take place tonight, it will likely be combined with the next attack involving strategic bombers.

I will write another update in the morning (my time).

Good morning.

Nothing to add on this. If any attack does indeed take place, launches will occur between 1.5-5 hours from now.

Based on recent Russian reconnaissance drone activity and previous targeting patterns, these areas of Kyiv and Brovary are at the highest risk for tonight.

But in general, any part of Kyiv could be hit.

There is an added threat for Odesa Oblast tonight. Russia may launch another large attack using a combination of missiles and drones. This threat extends for longer than the threat for Kyiv, lasting throughout the night and the morning.

At least four explosions were heard in Sirik, southern Iran.

The IRGC is reportedly launching anti-ship cruise missiles at vessels violating orders in the Strait of Hormuz.

There is a high threat of Iskander-M ballistic missile and Zircon hypersonic cruise missile launches to Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast for the next three hours, starting now.

Russia may launch Iskander-Ms from Klintsy and Pochep (Bryansk Oblast), and Zheleznogorsk (Kursk Oblast. They may launch Zircons from Manturovo (Kursk Oblast) and Millerovo (Rostov Oblast).