By Sending Footage To Enemy, People Become Tool In Hands Of Invaders CCD
The Center stressed that by sending such materials to the enemy, people become a tool in the hands of the invaders, helping them conduct additional reconnaissance of targets and adjust subsequent strikes on Ukrainian cities.
“Transmitting information to the enemy about the movement of drones or missiles, the operation of air defense systems, and the aftermath of strikes in Ukraine is a criminal offense punishable by a lengthy prison term, up to life imprisonment,” the statement said.
The Center urged people not to interact with enemy chatbots and not to film or share photos and videos of air defense operations or the aftermath of attacks.
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