The Russian MOD claims that the 14th consecutive night of strikes against Odesa Oblast targeted two ships in the western Black Sea, port infrastructure facilities allegedly used for unloading and storing military cargo, and tanks containing fuel reportedly used by the Ukrainian military.

In addition, they claim to have struck a Nova Poshta warehouse in Odesa city used by the Ukrainian military for storing military cargo, as well as another Neptune cruise missile launcher near the village of Kovalivka.

Ahead of the upcoming combined Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine, Russian Gerbera drones have been carrying out heavy reconnaissance of potential targets across Kyiv Oblast and Chernihiv Oblast.

Overnight, they were specifically focused on the areas of Irpin, Dymer, Novi Petrivtsi, Slavutych, and Vyshhorod, Pereiaslav, and Brovary in northern and eastern Kyiv Oblast.

As I mentioned earlier, there is also a threat of Odesa being targeted. For the last few days, Russian Gerbera reconnaissance drones have been actively scouting out routes with limited air defence for missiles to fly along in the region.

Ballistic missile launches from Tabriz, northwestern Iran.

The missiles are reportedly flying to Aqaba, southern Jordan. Interception attempts are reported.

Explosions were heard in Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, from 4 Russian rocket-powered KAB glide-bomb strikes.

Russia may carry out another attack on Odesa Oblast using 4 Tu-22m3 strategic bombers later today.

New high resolution satellite imagery reveals that a U.S. FPS-117 radar at Ahmad al-Jaber Airbase in Kuwait was destroyed by an Iranian drone strike.

A short time ago, Iran attacked King Abdulaziz Airbase in Dhahran, eastern Saudi Arabia, with multiple ballistic missiles, for the first time ever.

Explosions were also reported in Manama, Bahrain.