MAJDAN
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War statistics

Figures you can verify: how much territory is occupied, how the front line moved, what independent sources record. Every figure names its source.

—%of the territory under Russian control
—km²occupied, including Crimea and ORDLO
—kmlength of the front line
—reg.regions under alert right now
—peoplekilled since 24 Feb 2022, best estimate
—peopleof them civilians
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Occupied area

km² · weekly step · — —

History source — daily DeepStateMap snapshots, cyterat/deepstate-map-data mirror.

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What is under whose control

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Fatalities

From the Uppsala Conflict Data Program: only deaths confirmed by sources, with three estimates — low, best and high. This is the documented floor, not the true losses of either side.

—low estimate
—best estimate
—high estimate

Killed per month since 2022: bar — best estimate, whisker — low-to-high range; outlined bars — preliminary data

By year, since 2014

By region, since 24 Feb 2022

By type of violence, since 24 Feb 2022

The main annual release covers up to —; after that come candidate monthly releases, which UCDP revises in the next annual one. Latest data — —. An event dated only to a period is spread evenly over the days of that period. Events outside Ukraine (e.g. in Kursk region) are coded by UCDP under another country and are not included.

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Confirmed events

By type, over the last 30 days. Type inferred from the source descriptions.

Confirmed events per month, all time

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Where events are recorded

Regions by number of confirmed events over 30 days.

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Air raid alerts

Current status by region. Alerts over occupied Luhansk region and Crimea have been on since 2022 and never end — they are marked separately and are not counted among today's.

Districts and hromadas under alert

Below regional level: the alert was declared here, not across the whole region. The second column is the alert type.

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Thermal anomalies

NASA FIRMS detections over 3 days. These are fires, not strikes.

Where the data comes from

Satellite fires are thermal anomalies, not strikes. In autumn most daytime detections are agricultural burning. The layer is opt-in precisely because it is not a strike map.

We infer the event type ourselves. GeoConfirmed marks every entry with an icon but publishes no icon reference. We derived the category by reading the descriptions behind each icon code. This is our inference, not the source's classification — if a category looks wrong, open the marker and check its original source.