Air Raid Alarm Online: Overview of the 5 Best Maps for Tracking Threats

According to glavcom.ua: Since the full-scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the air raid alarm signal has become crucial for Ukrainians in conveying possible threats.

To promptly inform about potential dangers, interactive online alarm maps have been created, allowing real-time information on the danger status in different areas.

Official Air Raid Alarm Map of Ukraine

Legend on the official alarm map:

• red: air raid alarm
• orange: threat of artillery shelling
• green: threat of street fighting

A mobile application 'Air Alarm' is also available for Android and iOS, which allows selecting a region for alarm notifications. More detailed information can be found on the website: https://www.ukrainealarm.com/

Air Raid Alarm Map of Ukraine 🇺🇦

Legend on the Ukraine alarm map:

• red: air raid alarm
• orange: threat of artillery shelling
• green: threat of street fighting

Data on this map comes from the official 'Air Alarm' channel on Telegram.

If the map is unavailable, there is an option to use a simplified version at the link: https://alerts.in.ua/lite

Emergency Situations Map

The Emergency Situations Map includes information about:

• air raid alarms;
• chemical threats;
• radiation hazards;
• artillery threats;
• street fighting;
• fire dangers;
• floods and inundations;
• snowfalls and icy conditions;
• strong winds.

Yemapa | Air Raid Alarm Map in Ukraine

Legend on this simple alarm map:

• orange: air raid alarm declared
• blue: no alarm in the region

This air raid alarm map is updated every 15 seconds.

Sirens Map in Ukraine kopiyka.org

Legend:

• red: alarm declared
• gray: alarm absent

You can also set up notifications about alarms in your chosen area.

During the armed aggression of Russia against Ukraine, Ukrainians actively use online maps and mobile applications to receive timely information about air raid alarms and other threats. This allows residents of the country to be more informed and ensure their safety.