There is activity on two Russian strategic aviation frequencies: 5227 kHz and 4632 kHz. The latter is a known combat frequency which has been used for large-scale, combined missile and drone attacks in the past.

Currently, there is no confirmed information that Russia will carry out a large-scale attack, as these signals are too late. This activity is related to communications between Olenya Airbase and command and control in Moscow.

It is possible that the one Tu-95MS that did not take part in the attack two days ago launches several Kh-101 cruise missiles, or that some Tu-22m3 strategic bombers carry out an attack with Kh-22/32 cruise missiles. I will provide additional updates if anything changes.

Explosion in Kharkiv City. Iskander-M ballistic missile strike.

High threat of repeated launches to Kharkiv.

The activity on these two frequencies is related to communications between both Olenya and Dyagilevo Airbases with command and control in Moscow, and is related to Tu-22m3 strategic bombers.

There may be a combat sortie involving Kh-22/32 cruise missiles, however nothing is confirmed yet. If so, the highest threat is to Kyiv Oblast.

Situation on the Hlukhiv direction, Sumy Oblast:

Russian forces resumed their assault operations in recent weeks, making new progress across the international border.

Following earlier infiltrations, Russian forces captured the border crossing northwest of Sopych. From there, they began advancing down the highway and engaged in prolonged battles for the outskirts of Bachivsk. Since then, they have managed to infiltrate part of the village, while other forces infiltrated the treelines to the east.

+ ~7.75 km² in favour of Russia.

Interactive map link: amkmapping.com

The moment an Iranian Shahed-136 drone struck a terminal at Kuwait International Airport yesterday.

According to Reuters, Russia's oil and gas revenues for May 2026 increased by 32.4% compared to May 2025, despite significantly intensified Ukrainian missile and drone attacks on oil and gas infrastructure.

New satellite imagery shows the Russian "Boikiy" Steregushchy-class corvette of the Baltic Sea Fleet burning in a dry dock at Kronstadt, near St. Petersburg, following yesterday's Ukrainian FP-1 drone strikes.

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire brokered by the U.S. following the negotiations in Washington.

Under the agreement, the ceasefire is contingent on a complete halt to fire by Hezbollah and the withdrawal of all Hezbollah operatives from the area south of the Litani River.

In the statement, Lebanon declared that it has no hostile intent toward Israel and designated Hezbollah as an enemy of the Lebanese state.

The parties also agreed to move forward with pilot zones in which the Lebanese Armed Forces would exercise exclusive security control, excluding all non-state armed groups.

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