Ukrainians will be able to track Russian drones and missiles in app
Photo: Sergii Koretskyi (facebook.com/sergii.koretskyi.page)
An estimated flight path map for Russian drones and missiles is now available to all Ukrainians in the Air Raid Alert app, Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi said.
According to the prime minister, the feature is the result of joint efforts by the Ministry of Digital Transformation, the Ministry of Defense, the Ukrainian Air Force, and Ukrainian IT companies.
Koretskyi once again reminded Ukrainians that every minute matters in saving civilian lives during enemy attacks.
"That is why people need to have quick access to information verified by the military, without wasting time searching for updates from unverified sources. Importantly, the map does not show the exact real-time locations of targets," Koretskyi emphasized.
Against this backdrop, the prime minister urged Ukrainians never to ignore air raid alerts, to head to shelters immediately, and to remain there until the all-clear is given.
Photo: Screenshot of the Air Alert app
The Ministry of Digital Transformation clarified that the map will display:
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Cruise missiles;
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Shahed attack drones;
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Jet-powered drones;
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Banderol missiles;
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Guided aerial bombs;
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Unidentified targets.
It is not yet possible to track ballistic missiles on this map.
Photo: Screenshot of the Air Alert app
The Air Alert app was developed by Ajax Systems and Stfalcon with support from Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recently said that Russia plans to deploy its ballistic systems in Belarus.
It was also reported why Russia has decided to significantly intensify its campaign of terror against major Ukrainian cities.
