A new Russia-Ukraine invasion map offers the latest updates regarding the ongoing tension between the two countries.
An illustration picture taken on November 28, 2019 in Moscow shows an Apple map with the Crimea peninsula on a smartphone screen. - Ukraine has lashed out at Apple for showing the annexed Crimea peninsula as part of Russia, saying the US tech giant did not "give a damn" about the pain of the Ukrainian people. Russian lawmakers said on Wednesday.
Right now, Russian President Vladimir Putin is already sending his troops to Ukraine. On Thursday, Feb. 24, he launched an attack against the enemy country, which led to explosions.
Knowing the latest details regarding the conflict between the two countries is essential since Putin's acts can lead to a full-scale invasion.
Because of this, CIR (Center for Information Resilience) decided to launch a new map to show the invasion's latest details.
Russia-Ukraine Invasion Map: How It Works
According to Boing Boing's latest report, the new Russia-Ukraine invasion is developed by the Center for Information, a non-profit organization that counters disinformation and influence operations.
An Ukrainian Military Forces serviceman walks along a snow covered trench on the frontline with the Russia-backed separatists near Zolote village, in the eastern Lugansk region, on January 21, 2022. - Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on January 22, 2022, slammed Germany for its refusal to supply weapons to Kyiv, urging Berlin to stop "undermining unity" and "encouraging Vladimir Putin" amid fears of a Russian invasion.
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This detail was also confirmed by CIR's Director of Investigations, Benjamin Strick.
"The mapping done by our team at @Cen4infoRes and the wider community is now verifying and logging more events inside Ukraine of shelling, bombings, and other events," said Strick via his official Twitter post.
Seeing a sad turn of events as the situation in Ukraine has escalated. The mapping done by our team at @Cen4infoRes and the wider community is now verifying and logging more events inside Ukraine of shelling, bombings and other events. Here is the link: https://t.co/QwQrTWsmBF pic.twitter.com/ZfAu4AVur6
— Benjamin Strick (@BenDoBrown) February 24, 2022
CIR's new Russia-Ukraine invasion map works by simply relying on new Twitter posts that contain videos, photos, and texts regarding the ongoing tension between the two countries.
How To Use the New Twitter Map
To use the new Russia-Ukraine invasion map of the Centre for Information and Resilience, all you need to do is search for MapHub.
You can also click this link so that you will be redirected to the official page right away. Once you are there, you will see green and yellow markings on the Ukraine map.
Once you click a mark, you will see the Twitter links that contain images and videos of the Russian invasion happening in that area.
However, you need to read the description first since some of the content provided in the link may showcase violence.
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