An oil tanker likely struck an Iranian naval mine off the coast of Oman in the Strait of Hormuz.

The vessel has since continued its voyage, and no injuries among the crew are reported.

The U.S. has informed the Ukrainian GUR about this upcoming missile attack. It is expected to take place within the next 36 hours (i.e tonight or tomorrow night).

It could involve up to 24 Kalibr cruise missiles and up to 40 ground-launched ballistic and cruise missiles, including Zircons, Oniks-Ms, Iskander-Ms, Iskander-Ks, and Kn-23s. Strategic bombers will not take part in the attack.

The highest threat is to Kyiv, Vinnytsia, Dnipropetrovsk, Kirovohrad, Poltava, and Kharkiv Oblasts, as well as Kyiv City.

Energy infrastructure will be the primary target.

Iskander-M threat from Bryansk

Missile to Chernihiv Oblast

Possibly RM-48U modified S-400

2 missiles

4 missiles. Flying to eastern Kyiv

80 km away

Repeated launches from Bryansk

Impacts in eastern Kyiv

4 impacts total

2 more incoming

2 more impacts

2 more impacts in eastern Kyiv. Same location.

No air defence activity noted.

Another missile to CHP-5 power plant Kyiv

All clear on missiles now.

High threat of repeated launches from Bryansk and possibly Kursk.

8 Iskander-M ballistic missiles all impacted the same target on the eastern edge of Kyiv, in this industrial zone.

The target was not energy infrastructure.

Iran is launching surface-to-air missiles from Qeshm Island against an unknown target.

At least 2 launches so far.