Footage showing the impact of two Russian Kn-23 ballistic missiles in Kryvyi Rih last night.

NASA FIRMS data indicates that the target of yesterday's Russian Kh-59/69 cruise missile and Banderol jet-drone attack was indeed Kanatove Airbase, Kirovohrad Oblast.

Multiple large fires broke out at the airbase, which houses Ukrainian tactical aviation.

Update: Apparently these ships hit near the frontline have been stationary since mid-2023.

During last night's Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile attack on Kyiv, there were once again no signs of Patriot air defence activity, and no interceptions.

All 6 missiles impacted their targets.

The Romanian Ministry of Defence announced that a Spanish F-18 intercepted a drone that had entered Romanian airspace last night.

At around the same time, Russia was carrying out a large-scale Geran-2 drone attack on southern Odesa Oblast, which indicates it was likely a Russian drone responsible for the incursion.

At least 5 Russian Geran-4/5 jet-drones are approaching Kyiv from the east.

Closer-up footage reveals that 3 Russian Kn-23 ballistic missiles impacted Kryvyi Rih, rather than 2.

Russian storming operations on Orikhiv have now begun.

It's unclear to what extent yet, but there is high activity of Russian infiltrators in southern Orikhiv, as well as in the Mala Tokmachka area.

Those DRGs from earlier this week were identifying safer infiltration routes for these ongoing attacks.

Explosion in Kyiv.

A missile of an unidentified type was detected flying towards the city.

2 explosions were heard in total.

Patriot air defences were reportedly activated.

At least one interception attempt seen over Kyiv.

Most radars did not detect in missiles in flight.

Someone is botting my Twitter account.

The funny thing is, there's an equal chance of it being a Pro-Russian account or a Pro-Ukrainian account.