The Ukrainian military carried out their first ever logistics mission using a new amphibious drone, that can drive on land, before switching to a boat-mode within a few seconds.

The robotic complex reportedly travelled over 40 km on land and water, delivering ammunition and other supplies to the Ukrainian 93rd Mechanised Brigade in the Kostyantynivka direction.

Russian Geran-4 jet-drones struck 5 more dry cargo ships, including 3 in the western Black Sea and 2 at Chornomorsk Port in Odesa Oblast.

Footage showing the impact of a Russian Geran-5 jet-drone in the city of Sarny, Rivne Oblast, western Ukraine.

A Ukrainian Mirage-2000 fighter jet can be seen chasing after it.

Ukrainian company Besomar has revealed a new reconnaissance drone with a reported flight range of 100 km and a maximum cruising speed of 90-100 km/h.

The "Besomar-1100" drone is capable of operating at altitudes of up to 5.5 km, and can remain airborne for up to 4 hours. Deliveries of the system to Ukrainian units for combat use has already begun.

A Russian Geran-4 jet-drone struck a warehouse belonging to the ATB supermarket chain in Kyiv. Smoke from a previous impact is visible.

The IRGC attacked a vessel with a drone/anti-ship cruise missile in the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in a fire breaking out.

The video released by Russia's west group of forces (Zapad) claiming to show Russian soldiers still present in the village of Nove, Lyman direction, is old.

In the video, the grass is bright green, whereas in reality the grass here has been burned and brown for some time. The video was probably filmed in June or even earlier. Zapad likely has a bunch of pre-recorded videos ready to release to "disprove" the Ukrainian claims of advancing in this sector.

Nevermind, lmao. The video released by Zapad showing a Russian soldier running into Ridkodub was actually filmed over A YEAR ago, likely around August 2025 🤣🤣

The burn marks and colouring perfectly matches satellite imagery from August 30, 2025. All other dates in 2026 do not match.

— 🇺🇸/🇬🇧 NEW: The three vans found outside RAF Fairford two days ago did not contain any ‘viable explosives’, according to UK police

There is a suspicion the men were engaging in other forms of criminal activity, such as fuel smuggling.

What is known for sure, however, is that RAF Fairford entered the ‘DELTA’ security level the evening before the vans were detected, and that an attack was considered imminent.

Either the British intelligence services misinterpreted the threat, or a true attack was indeed about to happen but avoided due to capturing the wrong guys—in which case an alleged terrorist squad may still be on the loose.

U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, claimed today that a ‘foreign actor’ was ‘clearly involved’ in the incident.

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A Russian military aircraft (reportedly a Tu-154) crashed near the village of Krasnoyarovo, Amur Oblast, killing 6 people onboard and injuring one other.

Russian channels are now reporting that this was a Tu-95MS strategic bomber, and that 3 of its engines failed during takeoff.

It's been a bad year for Russian aviation...

Footage showing the moment the Russian Tu-95MS strategic bomber crashed after taking off from Ukrainka Airbase.

It's possible that the aircraft was equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles, and was redeploying to Olenya Airbase in Murmansk Oblast ahead of the next combined missile and drone attack on Ukraine.

I personally think this was an act of sabotage by the Ukrainian GUR.

This Tu-95MS strategic bomber was flying with a full crew (7) and was likely equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles ahead of the upcoming attack, redeploying to Olenya Airbase. The Russian Ministry of Defence claims that the aircraft was carrying out a training mission, but it would be an unusual time for this considering the next large-scale missile attack on Ukraine was expected to occur soon.

It also seems EXTREMELY unusual that 3 out of 4 of the engines would fail simultaneously, right after take-off. That happening practically guarantees the crew is killed, as there is no time for parachuting to the ground, which is another potential sign of sabotage.

Who knows if it truly was sabotage. We will probably see a statement from the Ukrainian GUR soon if this is the case. It's likely that all other aircraft at Ukrainka Airbase will be thoroughly checked for any signs of sabotage now, probably delaying the next large-scale missile attack.

This was posted by a Ukrainian GUR-affiliated channel just now.

I believe the chance of Ukraine's energy system collapsing, although still low, is higher than ever. This winter, even according to Donald Tusk, could be catastrophic.

Of course, a collapse of the energy system would cause huge, huge issues at the front.

Approximate flight routes of the missiles launched during last night's Russian missile attack on energy infrastructure in Kyiv.

The following was launched:

~6 Oniks-M supersonic cruise missile
~4 Kn-23 ballistic missiles
~4 RM-48U modified S-400 ballistic missiles
~3 Iskander-M ballistic missiles
~2 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles

~19 missiles in total (+ dozens of Geran-4/5 jet-drones).

Of these 19 missiles, I can only confirm the interception of 1 Oniks supersonic cruise missile by a Patriot PAC-3 interceptor.

The following locations were targeted:

- CHP-5 Combined Heat and Power Plant in southern Kyiv.

- Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant in the city of Vyshhorod, Kyiv Oblast.

- Trypillya Thermal Power Plant in the city of Ukrainka, Kyiv Oblast.

- (Likely) CHP-6 Combined Heat and Power Plant in northeastern Kyiv.