A large-scale Russian missile and UAV attack on Ukraine will take place tonight. 5 Tu-160M ​​strategic bombers have left the Ukrainka base in the Far East and are flying west to their launch lines in western Vologda Oblast, where they are expected to arrive in about 6 hours. After that, a little less than two hours will pass until the missiles enter the airspace of Ukraine. Communications between the Olanya base and strategic command and control in Moscow were also recorded on combat frequencies. It is expected that up to 10 Tu-95MS strategic bombers will leave the Olania base in about 4.5 hours from today. Not all of these planes will launch H-101 cruise missiles, as some of them will perform training missions alongside those actually launching missiles. They will probably be doing launch maneuvers around the same time as the Tu-160s. As I mentioned earlier, the highest threat is to the western regions of Ukraine, where energy infrastructure will likely be targeted by H-101 cruise missiles. This includes especially Rivne Oblast, Volyn Oblast, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Chernivtsi Oblast and Lviv Oblast. It's like the eastern half of Ukraine will be pre-targeted by ground-based missiles (ballistic, zircon and onic). Caliber cruise missiles will probably also be launched from the Black Sea or the Caspian Sea at some point.

A large-scale Russian missile and UAV attack on Ukraine will take place tonight. 5 Tu-160M ​​strategic bombers have left the Ukrainka base in the Far East and are flying west to their launch lines in western Vologda Oblast, where they are expected to arrive in about 6 hours. After that, a little less than two hours will pass until the missiles enter the airspace of Ukraine. Communications between the Olanya base and strategic command and control in Moscow were also recorded on combat frequencies. It is expected that up to 10 Tu-95MS strategic bombers will leave the Olania base in about 4.5 hours from today. Not all of these planes will launch H-101 cruise missiles, as some of them will perform training missions alongside those actually launching missiles. They will probably be doing launch maneuvers around the same time as the Tu-160s. As I mentioned earlier, the highest threat is to the western regions of Ukraine, where energy infrastructure will likely be targeted by H-101 cruise missiles. This includes especially Rivne Oblast, Volyn Oblast, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Chernivtsi Oblast and Lviv Oblast. It's like the eastern half of Ukraine will be pre-targeted by ground-based missiles (ballistic, zircon and onic). Caliber cruise missiles will probably also be launched from the Black Sea or the Caspian Sea at some point.