Interactive War Maps

Explore the geographic dimensions of the Russia-Ukraine conflict through our interactive maps. Visualize conflict events, territory control, missile strikes, and equipment losses across Ukraine. Data is sourced from ACLED, Oryx, and other verified open-source intelligence.

Events Mapped

123,817

Geolocated incidents

Regions Covered

15

Ukrainian oblasts

Active Frontline

~1,200 km

Estimated length

Occupied Territory

~18%

Of Ukrainian territory

Event Locations β€” Interactive Map

Recent 70 geolocated conflict events. Use the year filter to explore by period. Click any cluster to zoom in.

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Event Types Legend

Battles

Armed clashes between forces

Explosions/Remote Violence

Missile strikes, drone attacks, shelling

Violence Against Civilians

Attacks on civilian population

Strategic Developments

Territory changes, agreements

Data Coverage

Geolocated Events123,817

95% of events have precise coordinates

Regions with Data15 / 25

Primary conflict zones documented

Time Period2022-02-24 β†’ 2026-03-11

Understanding the Geographic Context

Frontline Dynamics

The front line stretches approximately 1,200 km from the Russian border near Kharkiv, through the Donbas region, to the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson oblasts. Fighting intensity varies by sector, with the heaviest combat in Donetsk Oblast.

Strike Patterns

Russian forces conduct strikes deep into Ukrainian territory using cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and Iranian-made Shahed drones. Major cities like Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, and Dnipro are frequently targeted despite being far from the front.

Occupied Territories

Russia currently occupies approximately 18% of Ukraine's internationally recognized territory, including Crimea (annexed 2014), most of Luhansk Oblast, significant parts of Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson oblasts. The front has remained relatively static since late 2022.

Humanitarian Impact

Areas near the front line face regular shelling and evacuation orders. The civilian population in frontline towns has been severely reduced, with cities like Avdiivka and Bakhmut nearly completely destroyed.