Israeli troops have besieged a house in the city of Tulkarem, West bank, and reportedly fired an "Energa" shell at it after clashes broke out with Palestinian fighters.

IDF: "Based on intelligence, IAF aircraft struck missile manufacturing facilities used to produce the missiles that Iran fired at the State of Israel over the last year. Simultaneously, the IDF struck surface-to-air missile arrays and additional Iranian aerial capabilities, that were intended to restrict Israel's aerial freedom of operation in Iran."

This poll reminds me of the US presidential election polls lmfao. What am I supposed to do?

The Israeli army reported that all their aircraft involved in the attacks landed "safely at their airbases".

Statement by the air defence forces of Iran:

"Despite previous warnings by the Islamic Republic of Iran to the criminal and illegitimate Zionist regime to avoid any adventurous actions, this fake regime attacked parts of military sites in Tehran, Khuzestan and Ilam provinces this morning.

The country's integrated air defense systems succeeded in intercepting and confronting this act of aggression. Very limited damage was caused in a few places, and the dimension of this incident is being investigated."

I don't usually report on statements by MODs or MOD-related claims, but considering the scale of the attack, I thought it would be useful to compare and contrast the two claims.

— In my opinion, the vast majority of the attack was thwarted, and they probably managed to hit some empty parts of IRGC installations.

I would estimate anywhere between 5 to 10 hits in total, although we only have visual confirmation of 1 or 2 currently. The explosions were very small so I doubt there was heavy damage, probably some of them were caused by quadcopters or low-payload missiles.

No critical targets were attacked, the military targets were very low value, like IRGC training grounds (firing ranges and barracks) and some warehouses or drone assembly points.

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The moment a residential building was targeted by an Israeli Energa shell in the city of Tulkarm, in the West Bank. Palestinian fighters are currently holed up in the building and besieged by Israeli special forces. The fighting is ongoing.

A large earthquake in northern Israel just hours after the Israeli attack on Iran. Conspiracy theorists are about to go wild lol.

I just posted a new video covering the latest developments in Iran, following the Israeli retaliatory attack. I cover the timeline of the attack, as well as the consequences for both Israel and Iran.

Go give it a watch if you're interested!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIrQQg-0zH4

The Ukrainian defences in the Kurakhove direction are falling apart. Map updates will come soon.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces have advanced and captured the village of Oleksandropil.

Ukraine likely deployed some of their best troops in the Donbas to this village, due to the strategic importance it held in maintaining a bridgehead on the eastern bank of the Vovcha river, buying time for a withdrawal to be made from Hirnyk and Kurakhivka.

Russia knew this and resorted to conducting large-scale FAB strikes on the settlement, reducing it to ruins. The positions of the Ukrainian garrison stationed there were destroyed, and Ukraine likely suffered heavy casualties in holding it.

Eventually, Russian infantry conducted assault operations into the northeastern part of the settlement, raising their flag over the ruins of a house. This advance also indicates that the southeastern part of Zoryane has fallen too.

Reliable reports suggest that Russian forces have likely advanced in the west of Hirnyk, capturing the Hirnyk mines and the adjacent Terykons.

Following the capture of Izmailivka to the north, the Russians built on their momentum and apparently advanced south to the mines, taking up positions on the Terykons.

These Terykons are the commanding heights in the area and will allow for much better surveillance of Ukrainian groupings in and around Hirnyk, while also making spotting evacuation groups as they attempt to withdraw from the city much easier.

Severe damage to a warehouse in an industrial sector of Tehran after an Israel attack.

The Israelis claim that this building is related to the assembly of drones, but when googled, it shows that the building is part of a company that specializes in mining, drilling and agricultural equipment for farmers.

The Israeli airforce has just launched a renewed series of airstrikes on the Lebanese capital, Beirut. The southern suburbs of Dahiya and Hadath were targeted by at least 6 airstrikes, however evacuation orders were only issued for three spots.

— 🇮🇷 Four locations seem
to have been hit as of now:

1. Three to four minor impacts at a ballistic missile fuel mixing facility in Khojir and some of its support buildings in Parchin. Unclear if the installation was even active.

2. One impact on a warehouse in Shamsabad Industrial City near Imam Khomeini Intl. Airport, 'Taksaz Industrial Innovators En.Co', a company related to agriculture and mining equipment.

Possible shrapnel of intercepted missiles fell in Robat Karim and Eslamshahr.

3. One alleged impact at a radar site in Ilam province.

4. Impacts at a radar site in Dezful / Andimeshk in the South-Western air defense sector. This is likely where the four radar operators were killed.

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The first reports are coming in, stating that Selydove has been captured by Russia.

At the same time, Ukraine has likely abandoned Hirnyk, and is in the process of abandoning Kurakhivka.

There's also an armoured breakthrough in the south of Donetsk, which I will talk about later.