Ukraine war map
Ukraine currently scores 50.2/100 on the live safety index, with 8 located strike reports plotted across Ukraine and Russia in the last 24 hours. Markers sit where the strike was reported, not on a country centroid.
- 50.2Ukraine — live safety index
- 21.9Russia — live safety index
- 8Strike markers on the map
This page tracks the war itself — strikes and the live scores of both parties. For the travel-safety view of the country, with its full category breakdown, history and 24-hour forecast, see Is Ukraine safe?
Live scores for both sides
The same 0–100 index used for every country. Lower means more accumulated threat pressure, not territory lost.
| # | Country | Score | 0–100 | Most recent located report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ukraine | 50.2 | Kyiv — Russia attacks Kyiv for another night as explosions, fires hit Ukraine's capital | |
| 2 | Russia | 21.9 | Yekaterinburg — Ukrainian forces reportedly target Wildberries warehouse in Yekaterinburg, over 1,600… |
Strike reports from the last 24 hours
The located reports behind the markers, for countries that cleared the two-model confirmation bar.
- Russia attacks Kyiv for another night as explosions, fires hit Ukraine's capital
- Russian aerial strike on Kyiv destroys schoolbook printing plant
- Two people injured in Russian attack on Kryvyi Rih
- Ukrainian forces reportedly target Wildberries warehouse in Yekaterinburg, over 1,600 kilometers from border
- Three people, including a child, injured in Ukrainian attacks in Belgorod Region — operational headquarters
- In Yekaterinburg, a high-rise building of the Utes residential complex was damaged after a UAV attack — ASTRA analysis
- One person injured in Ukrainian attack in Belgorod region — task force
- Yekaterinburg under drone attack, after unmanned danger warning issued earlier in Sverdlovsk region
Questions
- How current is this Ukraine war map?
- Strike markers cover the last 24 hours and appear within minutes of a report being published. Scores for both countries are recalculated continuously, around the clock.
- Does the map show the front line?
- No. It shows confirmed strike locations and live country-level safety scores, not territorial control. Occupied and disputed areas are hatched rather than assigned to either side.
- Which sources are used?
- International wires and regional outlets in several languages, plus public Telegram channels that report strikes faster than wire copy. Each event on the map carries its source, and reports that only one model can confirm never light a marker.