Kyiv is living under near-constant Russian attack.

Since late August, strikes have increasingly extended into daylight hours, forcing people to organise work, school and ordinary life around air-raid alerts. The Guardian has described the capital as effectively becoming a frontline city.

With winter approaching, residents are buying charging stations and camping stoves, improving shelters and preparing for possible blackouts. Some are considering leaving Kyiv temporarily.

Approximate flight routes of the missiles launched during last night's Russian missile attack on energy infrastructure in Kyiv.

The following was launched:

~6 Oniks-M supersonic cruise missile
~4 Kn-23 ballistic missiles
~4 RM-48U modified S-400 ballistic missiles
~3 Iskander-M ballistic missiles
~2 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles

~19 missiles in total (+ dozens of Geran-4/5 jet-drones).

Of these 19 missiles, I can only confirm the interception of 1 Oniks supersonic cruise missile by a Patriot PAC-3 interceptor.

The following locations were targeted:

- CHP-5 Combined Heat and Power Plant in southern Kyiv.

- Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant in the city of Vyshhorod, Kyiv Oblast.

- Trypillya Thermal Power Plant in the city of Ukrainka, Kyiv Oblast.

- (Likely) CHP-6 Combined Heat and Power Plant in northeastern Kyiv.

🇺🇸 US suffers second major sensitive data leak in a week

Hackers stole data on over 3 million US military personnel (including retirees and the deceased) and Pentagon civilians. The stolen documents contained insurance numbers, names, dates of birth, contacts, gender, ethnic data, and military specialties.

Previously, the FBI's HR portal was hacked, leaking at least 2 TB of information to the net, including personal data, medical records, and details of official assignments.

@Slavyangrad