2 new Kh-22s in the direction of Shostka.

disappeared

Three Tu-22m3 aircraft landed at Engels-2 airbase after departing from Olenya. it is unknown of these carried out launches too.

3 Tu-22m3s remain airborne. These are the ones which departed from Engels-2 air base.

Another 2 Kh-22 missiles towards Shostka.

Kasputyn Yar is still quiet - no launches/simulated launches observed yet.

More explosions in Shostka, Sumy Oblast.

The missile attack is over.

The remaining 3 Tu-22M3 aircraft are returning to Engels-2 air base. It appears that all 6 of them launched missiles.

A Mig-31K departed from Savasleyka air base. It can carry the Kinzhal hypersonic missile.

A second MiG-31K is reportedly airborne.

Rocket threat near Gaza

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces have advanced in the Lyman direction and captured most of Terny.

After a series of Ukrainian counterattacks, Russian forces restarted assault operations here and regained the initiative. They were able to occupy a number of positions in the forests to the west of Terny, while also advancing towards the southern outskirts of the village.

As a result of these assault operations, Russia was able to establish control over around 95% of Terny, with a small Ukrainian presence being retained in the southernmost houses.

+ ~3.33km² in favour of Russia.

Btw, the MiG returned to its home air base.

Today, Ukraine struck a Russian Mi-8 helicopter with a Magura V5 naval strike drone equipped with R-73 “SeaDragon” missiles off the coast of Cape Tarkhankut, Crimea.

Another helicopter was also hit by fire, but was able to reach its base airfield.

Geolocated footage indicates that Russian forces made a small advance on the western flank of Pokrovsk.

They were able to cross the tributary of the Solona river, taking up new positions in the forest plantations east of Vovkove. This puts Russia closer to the Pokrovsk-Proyasna highway.

+ ~0.514km² in favour of Russia.

IDF: Following the sirens that sounded at 08:54 in the range of Nir Am, it was determined to be a false identification.

Kh-31P in the direction of Odesa.

Air defence was active in Odesa. The missile disappeared from the radar shortly afterwards. It was likely shot down.

The IDF reported that they - in cooperation with the ISA - killed the commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ)'s Rocket Unit, Anas Muhammad Saadi Masri, in Northern Gaza at the beginning of December.

They claimed that Saadi Masri commanded rocket attacks from Northern Gaza at communities in southern Israel.

They also claimed that "prior to the strike, numerous steps were taken to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precise munitions, intelligence, and aerial surveillance."

Syrian outlets report the sound of clashes involving medium and heavy weapons in the vicinity of Damascus.