2 in total, flying over southern Kherson Oblast towards Ochaiv, Mykolaiv Oblast.

Both Kh-59/69s changed course towards Chornomorsk, Odesa Oblast, flying over the Tendrivska Spit.

They disappeared southeast of Ochakiv, Mykolaiv Oblast. As usual, there is a slight delay on information, so its possible they flew northwest towards the Dniprovska Gulf.

They both impacted Ochakiv. Explosions were heard in the city.

You know what would be really funny? Covering my super old content on the war in Ukraine (from before I started posting on twitter & telegram). I had some really dumb takes back then, and much less knowledge on military affairs, but I haven't viewed any of these videos since basically their creation.

I could do a livestream or something, looking back on this era. Let me know what you think.

I'll see what I can do today. Its nearly 3am, so I cant really stream now, but I'll try to make something work then.

⚡🇺🇸🇮🇷 According to official US illustration, 7 B-2 were used in the attack (40% of the 18 strong fleet). Fordow and Natanz were probably attacked with 3 bombers each, droping 2 GBU-57 per bomber. The last B-2 was probably held in reserve.

The illustration also shows a fighter escort, according to Al-Jazeera, F-22 and F-35 were used in the attack. The first to do protect the bombers from hostile aircrafts, the second to suppress air defenses and record the strikes.

Finally, the US Navy launched Tomahawks cruise missiles against the Isfahan nuclear facility. The missiles were probably launched from a submarine.

@wfwitness

The Ukrainian Ground Forces announced that a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile, launched from an OTRK complex in Crimea, targeted a Ukrainian training ground of one of their mechanised units in Mykolaiv Oblast today.

They stated that despite the implementation of safety measures upon receiving the air alert, 3 soldiers were killed and 11 others wounded. They did not comment on any material or structural losses.

A special commission has been opened at the ground forces command of the AFU to "investigate the circumstances of the incident in detail," while law enforcement agencies work at the scene.

This channel (one of the largest in Ukraine) has spoken out against commanders at least 4 times now, and each time has either deleted their post or "clarified" information regarding it a few hours later.

Its very clear that this is a similar situation to that of Deepstate's, where they are being contacted by Ukrainian authorities, and asked to alter information. This channel has a massive and very engaged audience, and is incredibly influential, possibly even more so than Deepstate. Its clear why this is happening.

I can just imagine someone high-up saying "Goddamnit Nikolaevsky, you're doing it again. We just talked about you telling the truth. Time to send our agents on their weekly trip to your house."

Ballistic missile movements were recorded in Iran. The Israeli Air Force is reportedly conducting preemptive strikes on launchers and related infrastructure.

Around 2 ballistics were launched from Iran to northern Israel. Interceptor missiles were launched.

More ballistic launches from Iran, this time to central Israel.

~4 mins away. This barrage is larger.

3-5 missiles.

These two were intercepted over northern Israel.

Interceptor launches

Multiple interceptions

Sirens in central Israel

Ballistic impact in Ashdod, southern Israel

Repeated ballistic launches from Iran

Sirens in northeastern Israel