The news was reported in the Ternopil OVA/Collage of Channel 24
In the Ternopil region, people who will publish photos and videos of rocket attacks will be considered spotters. Law enforcement officers will look for them and punish them.
The news was announced by Volodymyr Trush, the head of the Ternopil OVA. He urged people not to post photos and videos, even if they have already been taken.
All videos and photos published from rocket attacks, from the place where rockets were shot down, with craters or fragments of rockets, will be regarded as adjusting the fire and providing assistance to the enemy, the message says.
He stressed that after the application of the rocket hitting the enemy, it is important to know whether he has succeeded. By posting photos and videos, people can adjust arrivals. The enemy can strike again.
People were urged not to endanger the area. In addition, local residents were asked to trust only official sources of information.
Please note!Ukrainians were also reminded that air raid alerts should not be ignored. When a danger is announced, it is necessary to immediately go to the shelter of civil protection. It is necessary to stay there until the message about the end of the air raid alarm is received. You can not neglect this rule, because it saves lives. Rocket strikes claimed the lives of many Ukrainians.
What is the situation in the Ternopil region
On June 11, the Russian invaders launched a missile attack on the Ternopil region. The enemy hit Chortkov. Infidels fired 4 rockets at the city from the Black Sea.
22 people were injured due to the missile attack. The Russian invaders damaged a school, a sports facility and a kindergarten.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said that there was not a single tactical or strategic sense in the Russians' cynical strike. The Ukrainian leader stressed: this is terror.
During an air raid on June 14, air defense forces shot down several Russian missiles in the sky over the region.
“Today, our air defense forces worked perfectly. It was shot down a number of missiles, I won't say how many and where they are. There are no casualties,” Trush said.
