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Russia's 51st GRAU Arsenal continued to burn overnight, with local residents reporting numerous secondary detonations as the munitions stored onsite continued to cook off.

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At least 41 have been hospitalized in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, after a massive Russian missile attack tonight.

More Russian attack drones and cruise missiles are incoming at this moment.

A pair of NATO aircraft are currently providing support for Ukraine just inside the Polish border, with an E-3 Sentry AWACS providing overhead radar coverage and an A330 MRTT refueling fighters.

ESA's Sentinel-2 satellite just passed over Russia's 51st GRAU Arsenal, still burning today after yesterday's series of massive explosions.

Several major fires can be seen on IR imagery as multiple areas of the munition dump, one of Russia's largest, burn.

Remarkable footage of a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 Fulcrum conducting a bombing run with French-supplied AASM Hammer guided bombs.

The Ukrainian MiG screams just a few dozen feet off the ground, pitches up, and lobs the pair of French extended-range bombs at a Russian target.

This week, for the first time, France deployed a group of nuclear-capable Rafale strike fighters to Sweden for a major training exercise.

While visiting the deployment, France's ambassador, Thierry Carlier, confirmed that the French "nuclear umbrella" extends to protect Sweden.

This morning, Ukraine’s intelligence service assassinated Russian Major General Yaroslava Moskalik, Deputy Chief of the Russian General Staff’s Main Operational Directorate.

He was killed by a nearby car bomb.

New Ukrainian-released satellite imagery of Russia's 51st GRAU Arsenal shows complete devastation.

Roughly half of the Arsenal's munition storage areas have been destroyed or damaged, representing a possible loss of more than 100,000 tons of Russian ammunition.

Low pass by a Ukrainian Air Force F-16AM Fighting Falcon, afterburner alight on a combat air patrol this spring.

The explosion:

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