SBU Urges Ukrainians Not to Publish Photos and Videos of Enemy Shelling
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SBU urges Ukrainians not to publish photos and videos of enemy shelling <p>SBU urged not to distribute footage of attacks, air defense operations and military facilities, because the enemy could use them for repeated strikes. For This threatens up to 12 years in prison</p>.
Against the background of mass shelling of Ukraine, the SBU threatens those who film the effects of the arrivals with prison terms of up to 12 years
Against the background of the mass shelling of Ukraine, the SBU threatens those who film the effects of the arrivals with prison terms of up to 12 years.There have been a lot of arrivals lately and it has become very difficult to...
The Ukrainian Security Service calls on citizens not to film or distribute pictures and videos of enemy attacks, in particular not to publish content recording the occupying forces ' attacks on military installations and critical infrastructure, the work of air defences, etc.
Such actions provide punishment in the form of up to 12 years in prison.
Against the backdrop of increased attacks by the Russian Armed Forces, the Security Forces banned Ukrainians from publishing photographs and videos and warned of criminal liability for the distribution of such materials, and feared that such footage would help the Russian military to correct the repeated attacks.
On Sunday, October 4, the Security Service of Ukraine called on Ukrainians not to shoot or distribute photos and videos of enemy shelling. This, in particular, is a hundred
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