I just checked in on one of our old friends to discover that he is STILL posting about me lmao.

For the record, this guy helped spread my dox 10 months ago. 10 whole months. While most of NAFO got bored or quit twitter, he has not stopped posting about me, and its genuinely kinda sad.

I have some new info on the new Ukrainian tactical sign (now signs) in the Lyman and Chasiv Yar direction, and it could suggest that a series of counterattacks are going to occur at some point.

First and foremost, it turns out that there is not just one new tactical sign, but actually two. This means that there are two new tactical groups in this direction, these being the square with two arrows, and the square with three arrows (the names have not been released yet).

The square with two arrows (which I will call 2A) is likely headquartered in Slovyansk, and parts of it are
already moving to Lyman. I have put on the map my best guess for their deployment area; however, they are likely deployed quite thin as there are apparently less of them than the other tactical group (which I will call 3A). It is possible that I have drawn the green "deployment" line too far north, and that the main concentration of troops will be south of the Siversky Donets River, mainly in the Siversk salient. For now, the northern part of that "deployment" is a possibility.

As for 3A, they are likely headquartered in Kramatorsk. No large-scale movements of 3A towards Chasiv Yar has been observed yet, but they are some forces of some battalions moving from Izyum, through Slovyansk, to Kramatorsk. Once again, I won't specify the names of the brigades for safety reasons, but up to two battalions of one fairly large brigade were seen in Slovyansk yesterday morning, and part of another brigade also moved through the city at roughly the same time, probably going to Kramatorsk.

(By the way, the map is in no way representative of reality, and is based off very limited information and estimations).

Last night was a very quiet night for Russian Geran-2 drones. Only around 12 drones were launched.

4 flew to Druzhkivka (Donetsk Oblast)
3 flew to Kramatorsk (Donetsk Oblast)
1 flew to Kostyantynivka (Donetsk Oblast)
3 flew to Izyum (Kharkiv Oblast)
1 flew to Barinkove (Kharkiv Oblast)

4 explosions were reported in Druzhkivka, 3 in Kramatorsk, and 1 outside Izyum.

1 Russian Su-34 departed from Baltimore Air Base in Voronezh Oblast. It is flying in the direction of Kursk Oblast, possibly to launch Kh-31P cruise missiles.

Israeli news outlet Yediot Ahronot reported that Israel is expected to allow the transfer of humanitarian aid into Gaza within a few weeks, and in some cases even earlier.

Apparently, discussions were held on the issue at the top echelons of the IDF last week, where it was made clear to the political echelon that the stage is approaching when "there would be no choice but to resume the supply of food, fuel, and medicine to the Gaza Strip" unless Israel consciously "risked violations of international law on the shoulders of commanders, as well as among senior IDF and political officials."

Al-Mayadeen's correspondent in southern Lebanon reports that one person was killed in the drone strike.

High activity of Russian Su-24/34s is being observed over Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts.

KAB glide-bombs have impacted the vicinity of Lyman, Kramatorsk, Kostyantynivka, Borova and Cherneshchyna. KABs also impacted near Kranopillya, and possibly near Yunakivka/Myropillya in Sumy Oblast.

Most of this was within 30 minutes.

The drone strike targeted a motorcycle at 33.2719444, 35.5238889

Regarding my "sources".

I do in fact have sources from Ukraine (around 4 of them). I'm not in regular contact with all of them, but they do give me information, mostly regarding explosions and the general attitude among civilians in their respective cities.

For those questioning the authenticity of these sources, consider this:

1. I was the first to post about the military enlistment office being hit by an Iskander in Kyiv. This was reported by one of my sources and then confirmed by geolocation.

2. I was the first to report on the two-arrowed Ukrainian tactical sign in Donetsk Oblast. A day later, footage came out showing Ukrainian vehicles with them.

3. I have received images of damage to certain parts of Lyman and smoke over Kostyantynivka (I only posted one of these which was heavily censored to protect their identity). This was previously not posted publicly anywhere else on the internet.

4. The different types of weapons used on cities such as Kramatorsk, Slovyansk and Kostyantynivka has been clarified with me, which matches later reports by Ukrainian authorities.

So yes, these are real sources. Me not disclosing certain information that they tell me is for the safety of them, me, and the AFU, and is not because of shady information. As much as I hate the Ukrainian command's decisions, I don't want to directly endanger anyone and cause any harm to anyone. I will not be responsible for anyone's fate in Ukraine.

A Russian IL-76MD military transport aircraft has been spotted over Saratov Oblast. It is likely going to land at Engels-2 Air Base to drop off Kh-101 cruise missiles.

New footage showing a Chinese "Chengdu" J-36 stealth fighter flying very low over a highway in China, before landing at an air base.

This is the closest and clearest footage we have of this aircraft so far.

For those interested, the air base it landed at was the CAC Air Base in Chengdu.

POV of the car: 30.68865, 103.94168

Unidentified missile over Sumy Oblast, heading for Yunakivka/Myropillya.

Disappeared. It could've been mixed up with MLRS.

Another unidentified missile over Sumy Oblast

Threat of Iskanders from Kursk.

Those two "unidentified missiles" were probably Iskanders hitting border areas of Sumy Oblast.