As the war in Ukraine has intensified, Ukrainians are increasingly turning to technology in a bid to survive the Kremlin's winter air assault. By Robert Mulhern, Ukraine War Diaries producer At first, Ukrainians used their smartphones to warn others of air raid alerts. Now, they've changed tack, instead using a suite of apps to track Russian missiles heading towards their nation. Since the start of the war, Russia has attacked Ukraine's power grid with more than 1,000 missiles. The country's power network has now been reduced by up to 50%, according to government officials. Click to subscribe to Ukraine War Diaries wherever you get your podcasts But, speaking in the latest episode of the Sky News Ukraine War Diaries podcast, Kyiv resident Ilyas Verdiev explains why internet connectivity is now sometimes even more coveted than light and heat for besieged residents. "I had a blackout a week-and-a-half ago, I didn't have electricity," he explains. "But more important is that I didn't have