DeepStateMap.Live - combat map for today online
DeepStateMap.Live is an interactive map of the war in Ukraine that allows users to follow the development of the Russian-Ukrainian war, changes in the front line and the course of hostilities.
The DeepStateUA team, realizing the importance of accessible and up-to-date information about military events, has developed this interactive map of hostilities after the start of the Russian invasion. Initially, the map was created on the basis of Google Maps, but in mid-March, Google decided to block access to it.
The experienced team of developers did not give up, even when an attempt to restore the map based on Google Maps ended in blocking again. Deciding not to stop there, DeepStateUA created its own website called DeepStateMAP, which was launched on March 27, 2022. Thanks to their persistence, the best map of the fighting today online can now be viewed by all interested users.
DeepStateMap is becoming an indispensable source of information for those who want to follow the progress of the Russian-Ukrainian war and assess the situation at the front.
Symbols on the map:
- blue areas - territory from which the occupiers have been driven out;
- green areas - territory liberated in late March - early April;
- gray areas - territory that needs to be clarified;
- red areas - territory captured by the occupiers;
- dark red color - the territory of Crimea and ORDLO;
- pink color - the territory of Transnistria.
Color designation on the map:
- blue - Ukrainian government, NATO, other Western forces;
- red - Russia, Belarus, Transnistria.
It is also possible to view the range of available munitions and model the range of weapons on the battlefield:
selection of the means of destruction:
after selecting the means of destruction, it is necessary to select on the map the point from which the means can be used
The DeepStateMap.Live also shows enemy units, enemy headquarters, enemy airfields, enemy fleet, and enemy attack directions.
In no case should you use the map to make safe routes, use the green corridors offered by the authorities.
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always accurately depicts the current situation without feeding into insider misinformation in media resources.
@Alex Leeroy, I agree!
I understand that war is bad, but such a map should be kept for all conflicts, so the public will understand more about the problems of this or that conflict in the world.
For example, it would be clearer what is happening in Israel now. and preferably in the form of a world map (globe) with historical conflicts to compare their scale.
I think I found a similar map for Israel.
It is less detailed, but it is still a map like this
https://israelpalestine.liveuamap.com/
Probably the hardest thing about a map like this is getting online data from the battlefield