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.

Compilation footage showing some of the Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile and Zircon hypersonic cruise missile strikes on warehouse facilities in eastern Kyiv.

6 Iskander-Ms and 2 Zircons were used to attack Kyiv in total. The Russian Ministry of Defence claims that defence industry enterprises used to produce and store mid-to-long-range drones, as well as energy infrastructure, were hit.

The Ukrainian Air Force confirmed that none of the missiles used to attack Kyiv were shot down.

Dobropillya direction, southwestern flank. Information from the ground:

Russian infiltrators were detected at new depths recently. I cannot give exact dates, but all locations are relevant to the current situation.

These locations include:

- The treeline directly south of Shylivka, up to its western edge (48.37826, 36.92926).

- The treeline cross intersection north of Shylivka (48.39635, 36.94566).

- The treeline directly between Raksha and Zavydo-Kudasheve (48.46822, 36.95256).

I'm still clarifying what the grey-zone looks like in this sector, so the map provided may not be 100% accurate. For now, I have extended the separate infiltration zone to these points. The southern two locations seem to be more important right now, as only a single Russian solder was detected at the northern location near Raksha.

Dobropillya direction, northeastern flank. Information from the ground:

Russian infiltrators were detected at new depths recently. I cannot give exact dates, but all locations are relevant to the current situation.

These locations include:

- Along the highway northwest of Dobropillya (48.49085, 37.03859) and 250 metres to the north (48.49333, 37.03795).

- The treeline on the southern outskirts of Blahodat (48.57485, 37.11403).

The southern of these two locations does not seem to be a major issue right now, as Russian forces are extremely limited in numbers here - likely only 2-3 soldiers total.

The northern area, however, seems to be where Russia is attempting to expand the grey-zone, as a new infiltration group of the 1st Motor Rifle Brigade was detected there, attempting to take up positions and dig in.

The Russian Ministry of Defence issued a statement regarding the alleged targets of their overnight combined missile and drone attack on Ukraine.

In Kyiv Oblast, they claim to have struck a factory used to produce components for reconnaissance and strike drones, including long-range drones; a workshop used to assemble, produce, and store drones, including FP-1 long-range drones and FP-2 mid-range drones; and the "Novokyivska" 330 kV electrical substation which they say supplies power to military-industrial complex enterprises.

In Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, the Russian MoD announced targeting the "Kamianska" 330 kV electrical substation in the village of Svitle, which they claim is used to supply power to military-industrial complex enterprises in Dnipro.

They also claim to have struck a dry cargo ship in the western Black Sea, that was allegedly delivering military equipment and dual-use cargo to Odesa Port.

An oil tanker can be seen burning in the Strait of Hormuz after an IRGC attack yesterday.

At least 6 S8000 Banderol cruise missiles are flying to Dnipro.

A series of explosions was heard in Dnipro

An IL-76 military transport aircraft was seen landing at Mehrabad Airport in Tehran today, with its transponder turned off.

The IRGC attacked a vessel with a projectile 40 nautical miles south of Lavan Island, Iran, resulting in a fire breaking out onboard.

MS NOW, citing 3 senior Gulf Arab officials, reports that Trump has planned a new wave of short and intense strikes against Iran after the U.S. midterm elections, which could begin as soon as November 4.

The Wall Street Journal reported earlier that the U.S. had briefed their Gulf state allies on the upcoming attacks.

High resolution satellite imagery shows two burn marks at Marinovka Airbase following Ukrainian Neptune cruise missile strikes.

It's claimed that this is the wreckage of two Russian Su-34 aircraft.

Image credit: @avivector

The provided satellite imagery does not confirm two Su-34 aircraft were destroyed. Only burn marks are visible. We would require higher-resolution satellite imagery to 100% confirm the claims.

An analysis of Sentinel-2 satellite imagery reveals that an aircraft with a length consistent with that of a Su-34 arrived at one of the parking spaces shown damaged in this imagery between October 25 and October 28. The Ukrainian attack occurred on October 29, and then the two burn marks can be seen on October 30

Because the aircraft that arrived appears to be a Su-34, and there are two largely identical burn marks visible, I'd say it's likely that the claim of 2 Su-34s being destroyed is true. But for now there is no way to 100% confirm this.

Also, considering Fighterbomber's post about it, the claim is most likely true.