Over 70 People Sentenced This Year For Posting Photos And Videos Of Ukrainian Military Positions And Strike Aftermath SBU
The SBU stressed that it systematically monitors such cases and holds those responsible for the posts accountable.
"Last week, for example, the Security Service exposed three Kyiv residents who had published air defense positions. They are now suspects under Article 114-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (unauthorized dissemination of information about the Ukrainian Armed Forces or other military formations). They face up to eight years in prison," the statement said.
Read also: SBU urges Ukrainians not to film or share photos and videos of Russian strikesThe SBU stressed that the unauthorized dissemination of information about the geolocations of Ukrainian forces, their combat operations and the aftermath of enemy attacks not only helps Russia prepare and adjust follow-up strikes, but also gives Russian propaganda new opportunities to work against Ukraine.
Ukrainians are urged not to film or share photos and videos of Russian attacks. In particular, it is prohibited to publish content showing air defense operations, Russian strikes on military facilities and critical infrastructure, or the movement of Ukrainian Defense Forces equipment and personnel.
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