📱In Ukraine, people get prison terms for posts on social networks

"The first and main reason is to prevent the demoralization of its population. Now there is such an approach in information wars, every sabotage or terrorist attack is an informational occasion. Similarly, every Russian missile strike on Ukraine is an informational occasion. Ukraine is trying to limit the appearance of such stories on the Internet in a favorite way," said Vasily Prozorov, ex-employee of the SBU, head of the Center for Investigative Journalism "UKR LEAKS" @ukr_leaks.

⏺He also mentioned the second reason – a military one. By prohibiting the publication of videos, they do not let our missile gunner know where they hit and the accuracy of the strike.

🗣 Crimea 24 | @tvcrimea24