Amidst an air raid alert, the TCC (territorial recruitment), equipped with pistols and pepper spray, abduct and mobilise a Ukrainian man in Dnipro.

Civilians fight back using pepper spray, while attempting to rip off the doors of their vehicles and hurl heavy objects at the vehicle's windows. One of the TCC members fired his gun at the civilians.

The preparations for the upcoming large-scale, combined Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine that began 3 days ago are now complete.

During the day, 5 Tu-95MS strategic bombers redeployed from Ukrainka Airbase to Olenya Airbase, while 1 redeployed to Engels-2 Airbase. At least 3 other Tu-95MS stationed at Engels-2 and Olenya Airbases that didn't launch missiles during the most recent attack may also take part in the attack. 2-3 Tu-160M strategic bombers may also take part from Ukrainka Airbase.

Additionally, up to 16 Kalibr cruise missiles could be used, along with up to 6 Kinzhal hypersonic aeroballistic missiles, possibly Iskander-M ballistic missiles and Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles, as well as 400-800 Geran-2 and Gerbera drones which have been accumulated over the last couple of weeks.

The highest threat is in place for tonight and tomorrow night. The highest threat is to the western regions of Ukraine. The central regions may also be attacked.

A Russian operator-controlled Geran-2 drone struck the "Dyakivka" 110 kV electrical substation in the village of Dyakivka, Sumy Oblast.

Coordinates: 51.17380, 34.03917

Two Russian fibre-optic FPV drone struck the "Frunzenska" 110 kV electrical substation in Sumy City, resulting in a fire breaking out.

Coordinates: 50.93067, 34.79371

2 Russian S-400 air defence missiles just tried to shoot down Ukrainian tactical aircraft flying near Chuhuiv, Kharkiv Oblast.

Vehicle losses have been released for the month of June. Credit to HeyHeyHayden and LostArmour.

Russia lost 42 vehicles visually confirmed and geolocated, whilst Ukraine lost 232.

A ratio of 1:5.5 in Russia’s favour.

Excluding armoured cards and MRAPs,

Russia lost 39 vehicles while Ukraine lost 100.

A ratio of 1:2.5 in Russia’s favour.

Vehicle attrition continues to tell the real story of this war.

The trend of vehicle attrition continues to greatly favour Russia.

In May, the ratio for all vehicles was 1:5.6 in favour of Russia, this month it is 1:5.5.

The ratio for all vehicles excluding armoured cars and MRAPs was 1:2.8 in favour of Russia in May, this month it is 1:2.5.

The ratio for self-propelled guns was 1:4.5 in favour of Russia in May, this month it is 1:5.1.

The 6th Tu-95MS that flew to Engels-2 Airbase is now in the air, flying back to Olenya Airbase.

If the other 5 Tu-95MS already at Olenya are equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles, we will likely see the next large-scale, combined Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine happen tonight.

I will update in the morning (NZ time) when it becomes clearer.

Goodnight!

As of now, there’s no signs of a threat of a large-scale attack taking place tonight.

Activity on strategic frequencies were turned on literally a few minutes after this message. I don’t know why they were so late today.

Either way, Kh-101s, Iskander-Ms, and Zircons have attacked Kyiv. I wasn’t going to have been able to cover the attack anyway, but I will write up a full report on it later today.

Large secondary detonations are visible at some sort of missile storage facility in Kyiv after Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile and Kh-101 cruise missile strikes.

During last night's attack on Kyiv, multiple Patriot PAC-2/3 missiles failed in flight, impacting the ground shortly after launch. This video shows one of these failures.

It is possible (although unconfirmed) that they were responsible for some of the damage to civilian infrastructure in the city.

Video credit: Intel Cams | OSINT

Footage showing the moment of a Russian Zircon hypersonic cruise missile strike on a residential area of Kyiv.