New satellite imagery reveals the effects of significant Israeli demolition operations in the Nour Shams Refugee Camp in the West Bank city of Tulkarm.

The IDF has occupied the Nour Shams Camp for 142 days now, and previously conducted demolitions of residential buildings after ousting the remaining Palestinian militants at the beginning of the occupation. They have only just begun clearing corridors in the camp to assist operational freedom of armoured units, as previously seen in the Jenin Refugee Camp.

As seen in the sentinel satellite imagery, over the 8-day period from June 20 to June 28, 7 wide corridors were cleared after residential buildings were demolished, significantly simplifying logistics and future demolition operations.

Here's the Jenin Refugee Camp for reference, which now has many intertwining corridors throughout the camp for the same purposes.

Last night, Ukraine carried out a large-scale missile attack on targets in Donetsk Oblast, Rostov Oblast and Krasnodar Krai. 2 Mirage-2000s, 4 F-16s, 2 Su-24s, 1 Su-27 and 1 MiG-29 took part in the attacks, in which at least 11 cruise missiles were launched.

At least 4 Storm Shadow cruise missiles targeted a reported Russian headquarters of the 8th combined arms army at 47.9887847, 37.802091 in Donetsk City. At least 2 impacts were recorded there.

Additionally, 4 Storm Shadow missiles flew over northern Crimea towards Krasnodar Krai, before disappearing - likely being shot down.

3 missiles also flew over Luhansk Oblast towards Millerovo Airbase but were likely shot down. Multiple sources are reporting that these were Taurus cruise missiles, which if true, would confirm that Germany did indeed send them to Ukraine some time ago.

Additionally, what appears to be HIMARS GMLRS targeted the city of Yasynuvata, Donetsk Oblast as seen in the first video. 8 impacts are visible.