Russia apparently intends to carry out another large-scale missile and UAV attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure in the next 72 hours, this time targeting Kiev: during the night a massive Russian integrated missile attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure, only 2 Iskander-M ballistic missiles were launched from Bryansk. Prior to this attack, Russia was known to have accumulated approximately 25-30 S-400 Iskander-M and RM-48U ballistic missiles in Bryansk Oblast alone. Even Kyiv itself was not targeted by a single missile. Therefore, for the next 3 days, there is a high risk of a large-scale ballistic missile and Zircon/Onyx-M attack on energy infrastructure in Kyiv city and Kyiv region. The highest threat for the next two nights after tonight. Potential targets include the combined heat and power stations CHP-4/5/6, the 750 kW "Kyivska" electric substation, the Kyiv hydroelectric power station, and the Trifilia thermal power station.

Russia apparently intends to carry out another large-scale missile and UAV attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure in the next 72 hours, this time targeting Kiev: during the night a massive Russian integrated missile attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure, only 2 Iskander-M ballistic missiles were launched from Bryansk. Prior to this attack, Russia was known to have accumulated approximately 25-30 S-400 Iskander-M and RM-48U ballistic missiles in Bryansk Oblast alone. Even Kyiv itself was not targeted by a single missile. Therefore, for the next 3 days, there is a high risk of a large-scale ballistic missile and Zircon/Onyx-M attack on energy infrastructure in Kyiv city and Kyiv region. The highest threat for the next two nights after tonight. Potential targets include the combined heat and power stations CHP-4/5/6, the 750 kW "Kyivska" electric substation, the Kyiv hydroelectric power station, and the Trifilia thermal power station.