Frontline geometry from DeepStateMap.Live, the Ukrainian open-source intelligence map, using their public snapshot API. Read it honestly: the map updates with a delay of up to 2-3 days, and DeepState itself warns against using it to plan movement or evacuation, this is a picture of the war for context, not a warning system. For air-raid alerts, use official channels.
Every event dot is an attack or a protest reported in the news over the last week, across Israel, Gaza and the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, geocoded to where it happened. Amber rings are public webcams in the region, for weather and streets only, never a security source. Read it honestly: GDELT Project counts what gets reported and geocoded, so a quiet patch of map is not a quiet week, it can mean nobody was watching. An event dot can also stand for weeks of the same fight. This is context for the stories we publish, not a warning system.
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Theatres: DeepStateMap.Live · GDELT Project. Headlines: GDELT Project global news index (auto-aggregated, not an endorsement of any outlet). Live camera listings: opencctv.org, each page checked before it was listed. Map tiles © Esri, HERE, Garmin, FAO, NOAA, USGS, OpenStreetMap contributors.
The documented history behind both theatres has its own page: Israel and Palestine and Putin and Russian aggression against Ukraine.
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