Russia launched a massive combined missile and UAV attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure using dozens of ground-based missiles. The following have been launched so far: ~17 Iskander-M ballistic missiles.

Russia launched a massive combined missile and UAV attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure using dozens of ground-based missiles. The following have been launched so far: ~17 Iskander-M ballistic missiles.

~6 Kan-23 ballistic missiles.

~4 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles.

~2 Onyx-M supersonic cruise missiles ~29 missiles in total. None of the missiles were shot down by the Ukrainian air defense. All ~29 missiles hit their targets. Missiles hit the following places: - Lydyzhin thermal power plant in Vinnytsia region - Pridniprovska thermal power plant in Dnipro - TEC-5 thermal power plant in Kharkiv - Zmivska thermal power plant in Kharkiv region - Kniv hydroelectric power plant in Cherkassy region - Karibi Ria thermal power plant in Dnipropetrovsk region In addition, 5 Tu-160M strategic bombers and 10 airborne Tu-95MS, launching up to 70 H-101 cruise missiles towards Ukraine. The first of them are expected to enter the airspace of Ukraine in the next 70 minutes. There may also be 8-24 caliber cruise missiles launched from the Black Sea or the Caspian Sea in the coming hours. This strike was a prelude to a massive 72-hour Gran offensive, involving over 2,000 Gran-2 and Gran-4/5 drones, targeting energy and rail infrastructure, and exhausting Ukrainian air defense capabilities. The estimated flight paths so far are shown on the attached map.