45я бригада🇷🇺

It happened again.

Zelensky will pay

Ukrainian UAVs targeted the oil refinery in Kapotnya, starting localised fires and reports of several explosions

A large fire has erupted in the Sofiino district after UAVs impacted the warehouse.

A su30 is in the air too

3 su35s and 1 su34 have been scrambled to Moscow for air support

In the Dzerzhinsky district, explosions were reported at the TPP-22 thermal power plant.

It seems that the interceptor missile either was catastrophically misguided or locked onto a Ukrainian UAV as it impacted a target.

🇷🇺/🇺🇦 — 🔴 ALERT: Ballistic missile threat in Kiev and surrounding regions.

Videos from the ongoing attack clearly show Russian air defences engaging incoming UAVs, and also what seems to be a malfunctioning Pantsir-S1 interceptor missile directly impacting an unknown target, and an impact(s) at an unknown warehouse.

Videos of the ongoing UAV attack on Moscow. You can clearly see Russian air defence systems operating,

All of Trump’s scheduled events for today, September 20, have been cancelled according to the White House Press Pool on X. Note to mention: when Trump cancels all of his scheduled events, a large-scale event or decision is usually made following or during the day.

A large-scale Ukrainian UAV and cruise missile attack is currently occuring in the Moscow and Tula regions, with explosions reportedly being heard, these are most likely interceptions. Approximately 95-100 Ukrainian UAVs were shot down just in an hour. Emergency services are en route and managing localised fires at the site of fallen debris, according to local sources. A Wildberries and Ozon warehouse in Sofyino in the Ramenskoye district is also allegedly under attack.

*while these transmissions are common and normal, such as in training etc., the timing of global events makes these transmission during these hours incredibly dubious

Strikes imminent.

The U.S. military broadcasted an emergency action message (EAM) consisting of only 17 characters (K7CWD7RZLULODRK7G). It is among the shortest recorded EAMs broadcasted by the U.S. military, and all publicly known instances of this length occurred this year after the war against Iran began.

There is some confusion amongst channels on whether the B1 bombers at RAF Fairford were stationed for training or strikes. I propose that it can be both. A few day training sorties + strikes against non-state actor. Nothing undoable.

Hegseth arrives at the Whitehouse

🇾🇪/🇸🇦 — According to Yahya Saree, spokesperson for Ansar Allah, commonly known as the Houthis, the group carried out an attack on two sensitive targets in Saudi Arabia using ballistic missiles, drones and cruise missiles. It is the first time in several months that the group has reportedly used cruise missiles. Videos circulating on social media appear to show smoke rising near King Khalid International Airport, as well as from Aramco facilities in Yanbu. The Houthis have repeatedly warned that Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure, particularly Aramco, would be a major target. The latest attacks suggest that the group is carrying out those threats and stepping up the frequency of its strikes. The broader message from the Yemeni group appears to be that Saudi airstrikes in Yemen will not stop its military campaign. Instead, the Houthis say they intend to respond to further escalation with attacks of their own. Saree also described the strikes as a response to what the group considers false claims and propaganda from Saudi Arabia, including accusations that Ansar Allah had targeted the holy city of Mecca. Abdel-Malik al-Houthi, has previously said that Saudi Arabia would be held accountable for making such accusations and warned that the group reserved the right to respond. The latest strikes appear to be part of that response, with the Houthis continuing to use missiles and drones against strategic targets inside Saudi Arabia.

The U.S. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, is also returning to Washington D.C from Texas. This trip may be possibly to convene the National Security Council (NSC), where meetings usually are about foreign policy, intelligence briefings, and high-level crisis management.