DeepStateMap is a map of military actions in Ukraine with real-time updates

The DeepStateMap website was launched in Ukraine. It displays a map of military operations, which is updated in real time.

The map Deepstate has red, blue and black areas. The first are territories temporarily occupied by the Russians since the beginning of a full-scale invasion on February 24.

Available card formats:

1. standard;
2. topographic;
3. satellite.

The second are places where the Ukrainian Armed Forces drove out the occupier. The third are the territories that Russia occupied in 2014 (Crimea, part of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, Bakhmut, Avdeevka, Kupyansk, Ugledar, Robotine, Energodar and others).

The map has symbols:

• territory deoccupied over the past two weeks – blue;
• de-occupied territory – green;
• territory requiring clarification – gray;
• territory captured by Russian troops – red;
• territory of occupied Crimea and ORDLO – dark red;
• territories of other states occupied by Russia – light pink;
• enemy unit – unit icon according to NATO standards or pig icon;
• enemy headquarters – enemy headquarters icon according to NATO standards or tent icon;
• enemy airfields – airfield icon according to NATO standards or airfield icon;
• enemy attack directions – red arrow.
• the map can be viewed in different formats.

Of course, the map on the site is for informational purposes only. Under no circumstances should it be used to plan travel routes. For information about green corridors, you should follow the official information of local authorities.

It is possible to enable the display of fire points based on data from the NASA Firms system and compare them with the front line.

Updated 09/15/2022

Updated 02/11/2024

History of the DeepStateMap project

The DeepStateUA telegram channel was created in March 2020, during the quarantine period due to Covid-19. The community focused primarily on international geopolitical news, covering the war in Syria, the US crisis over BLM protests, the military insurgency in Mali, etc.

On the night of February 23-24, 2022, a few hours before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the telegram channel’s audience crossed the 10,000 subscriber mark

DeepStateMap was originally developed from Google Maps, but Google pulled the plug on the map in mid-March. After the appearance of many third-party applications posing as official ones from the DeepStateUA team, their own application on Android was launched on March 2, 2023. In less than 10 days, it reached 100,000 downloads