As the war in Ukraine has intensified, Ukrainians are increasingly turning to technology in a bid to survive the Kremlin's winter air assault.
"Telegram is basically an instant messenger [app] where you can post any kind of information to different 'channels'. I have a few channels.
On 5 December, Russia attacked Kyiv with yet another barrage of missiles. Ilyas, like many Kyiv residents, used apps to track the attack from point of origin to eventual execution. "The other application is the air raid map. It's a map of Ukraine and each region turns red when the air raid is on in that particular region. We had an air raid starting from the eastern parts of Ukraine. And gradually all of the regions from the east to west to the north and to the south, all over were getting red... if an air raid is growing and covers most of the regions on the map, I will start packing things...and get ready to go to the basement.
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