Sirens in Kuwait due to the threat of an Iranian missile/drone attack.

At least 12 craters from Russian KAB glide-bomb strikes are visible on today's release of Sentinel-2 satellite imagery (between August 30 and September 2), confirming continued Ukrainian control over the eastern part of Lyman, despite various claims by Russian sources of Russian control.

I'll be posting the frontline changes for August a little later.

Post your predictions for the net gain (or loss) for Russia in the comments.

Large fires are burning at warehouses belonging to a pharmaceutical company near the city of Boryspil, Kyiv Oblast, following a Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike.

The Russian Ministry of Defence claims it was used to store and transport military supplies.

Additional information about the upcoming combined missile and drone attack on Ukraine involving strategic bombers:

3 Tu-160M strategic bombers from Ukrainka Airbase in the Far East will be used in this attack, rather than 2. A 3rd one is redeploying to Engels-2 Airbase to be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles right now.

As of now, it is known of 5 Tu-95MS strategic bombers equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles at Ukrainka Airbase. It's possible that a 6th will be equipped in the next 48 hours. These aircraft will then fly back to Olenya Airbase in Murmansk Oblast, which will be their staging ground for the combat mission.

It still seems like Saturday or Sunday nights between 12am and 6am are the most likely period when this attack will take place.

Just now, Ukraine carried out four rocket launches from the southern outskirts of Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, however it's reported that they all failed in flight and fell back to the ground.

It is not known if they fell in any populated areas or not.

Ukraine frontline update video coming soon on my Youtube channel.

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New video on Ukraine is up!

It's a summary of the main parts of the frontline. I would like to do these somewhat regularly, perhaps on a weekly basis. Also apologies for the weird mic settings, I'll try to get it fixed for the next video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk-uUvmWtrA

The IDF claims that it captured the strategic Hezbollah command centre and tunnel network at Ali Al-Taher Hill near the city of Nabatieh, southern Lebanon, after nearly 3 months of fighting.

They claim that the site was fully cleared of Hezbollah forces, and that they intend to demolish it in the near future.

The IDF entered the Ali Taher complex more than a week ago. Amit Segal, an Israeli military journalist, even leaked the images but was forced to delete them by the military censorship.

Yesterday, the IDF fully cleared the compound for the first time. Hebrew media outlets already knew this but weren’t allowed to report on it.

So they published a fake report this morning that ‘Iran said it will attack Israel’ if Ali Taher Hill is captured, while fully knowing it was already captured.

Why? To make Iran look weak, very simply. A way to boost Netanyahu’s poll numbers ahead of the election.

This doesn’t mean that the capture of Ali Taher isn’t a strategic loss. It most certainly is. However, the narrative that Iran promised to retaliate is simply fake.

The Iranian Army carried out seemingly preemptive missile and drone attacks on U.S. bases in Kuwait and the UAE today, allegedly targeting satellite communication systems, equipment depots, fighter jet hangars, soldier deployment areas, and radar systems.

Notably, the U.S. did not carry out any retaliatory attack on Iran since Iran's ballistic missile attacks two days ago, yet Iran still chose to attack U.S. military infrastructure today.