Ukraine War Map and Weekly Russia-Ukraine War Update

Our weekly briefing brings together a dated map, verified developments, and policy analysis from Kyiv.

Map of Russian shelling and confirmed critical infrastructure incidents in Ukraine from November 1 to November 7, 2026
Source: Weekly Briefing, November 1–7, 2026. The map compiles our weekly record of Russian shelling and confirmed critical-infrastructure incidents. It provides analytical context and is not live operational tracking.

Latest Ukraine War Update

  • Our November 1–7 briefing reviews a week of sustained fighting and repeated Russian drone and missile attacks.
  • The briefing documents damage to energy infrastructure and disruptions to electricity, water, and heating in Kyiv.
  • We examine the strike on a humanitarian aid distribution site in Komyshuvakha and the concerns raised by UN human rights monitors.
  • The report also covers European financial support for Ukraine, energy recovery, and preparations for further diplomatic talks.

Current Situation

This week’s report traces how repeated strikes strained Ukraine’s energy system and disrupted essential services for civilians.

We also cover the international response, including European funding and diplomatic efforts, alongside the week’s humanitarian developments.

Ukraine War Map and Frontline Changes

The map above shows weekly shelling and confirmed critical-infrastructure incidents. It is not a live front-line tracker and does not claim to show real-time unit positions. Front-line changes and the significance of individual strikes are assessed in the linked weekly report.

For current map intent, use the date on this page and the reporting period in the caption. For historical comparison, browse the briefing archive and compare dated reports rather than treating any single map as a permanent status view.

Recent English Weekly Briefings

Each report provides a dated account of the week, with source notes, maps or visual evidence where available, and analytical context for policy audiences.


Weekly briefing: November 1–7

Weekly briefing: October 25–31

Weekly briefing: October 18–24

Methodology and Use

Open reporting and source material are compiled into a weekly analytical product. Dates, locations, and incident categories are checked against the reporting period used by the briefing team. The map is a visual summary of that research, while the PDF provides the fuller evidentiary and policy context.

This page is intended for analysis and public-policy context. It is not a live operational service, navigation tool, or source for tactical decisions.

Our Work

We develop practical analysis on Ukraine, European security, democratic resilience, reconstruction, and transatlantic cooperation from Kyiv.