Iskander-K cruise missiles in Sumy Oblast, flying south. They will likely target Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast.

4 Iskander-K cruise missiles are flying southwest to Kremechuk from Krasnokutsk, Kharkiv Oblast.

6 missiles in total. Flying in pairs.

Updated/corrected movements

All 6 missiles are approaching Kremenchuk.

The first 4 Iskander-K cruise missiles are approaching Kremenchuk from the north

Impacts in Kremenchuk. More missiles flying in.

5 missiles still remain. 3 are approaching from the north. 2 from the northeast.

More impacts in Kremenchuk.

Repeated explosions in Kremenchuk. 2 missiles remain.

More explosions in Kremenchuk. All clear on missiles now.

Hours after the WSJ report saying Ukraine has paused strikes on Russian refineries, there has been a drone strike at the Novokuybyshevsk oil refinery near Samara.

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Updated missile flight map from tonight's large-scale Russian attack on Ukraine:

The following was launched:

- 8 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles
- 6 Iskander-M ballistic missiles
- 6 Iskander-K cruise missiles
- 4 Kn-23 ballistic missiles

~24 missiles in total.

The city of Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast, was targeted by 6 Zircons, 6 Iskander-Ks, and 4 Kn-23s (16 missiles total), striking the oil refinery there.

Kyiv was targeted by 6 Iskander-Ms and 2 Zircons (8 missiles total), striking a warehouse complex in the eastern part of the city.

While none of the Zircons or ballistic missiles were shot down, the interception rate on the Iskander-K cruise missiles is currently unknown. It seems that most of the Iskander-Ks impacted their targets though.

Emergency power outages have been implemented across the city of Dnipro, surrounding areas, and parts of the nearby Pavlohrad District of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, due to overnight Russian Geran-2/4 drone strikes on energy infrastructure in the region.

These strikes caused severe damage to multiple different energy facilities, and heavy work is now underway to restore electricity supply.

Earlier today, Ansarallah issued a statement regarding their recent attacks on Saudi Arabia.

They claim to have targeted the following:

- Saudi Arabia's largest oil refinery - the Ras Tanura Refinery - with a ballistic missile.

- The Aramco Abqaiq Oil Processing Facility in eastern Saudi Arabia with a ballistic missile.

- King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh with multiple ballistic missiles.

- King Fahd International Airport in Dammam with a drone, causing disruptions to air traffic.

- The Rabigh Oil Refinery in western Saudi Arabia with a ballistic missile.

- The headquarters of a Saudi troop build-up in the Najran Region of Saudi Arabia, resulting in deaths and injuries among Saudi soldiers, and the destruction of equipment.

A large fire broke out in the Osnovianskyi District of Kharkiv City following a Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike this morning.

It seems the Iskander-K cruise missiles used by Russia to strike the Kremenchuk Oil Refinery earlier were actually Kh-59/69 cruise missiles, launched by Su-34/35 aircraft over Belgorod Oblast.

The Ukrainian Air Force confirmed my earlier reports that Ukraine was unable to intercept any Russian ballistic missiles or Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles used in tonight's large-scale attack on Kyiv and Kremenchuk.