in Ukraine . People's Deputy Andrei Osadchuk announced this on his Facebook.
The response bill was registered in the Rada on Tuesday, March 22.
According to it, the dissemination of information about the direction, movement of international military assistance to Ukraine, if it was not placed in the public domain by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, or without obtaining written permission from the General Staff for its distribution, committed in a state of martial law or a state of emergency, can be punished by imprisonment for a term from three to five years.
At the same time, illegal dissemination of information about the movement, movement or location of our Armed Forces of Ukraine or other military formations provides for imprisonment for a term from five up to eight years.
If these actions, committed by a group of persons by prior agreement, for mercenary motives, or with the aim of providing such information to the aggressor state or illegal armed groups, the deputies propose to punish with imprisonment from eight to twelve years.
In wartime, “tiktokers” for disseminating such information – from five to eight years in prison. For an organized group, for selfish reasons – from 8 to 12 years in prison, – said Osadchuk.
Now the committee is waiting for the final approval of the issue by the heads of parliamentary factions, groups and leadership of the parliament.
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Earlier, the mayor of Kramatorsk, which suffered as a result of Russian air strikes, harshly addressed everyone who, on the 27th day of the war, continues to distribute photos and videos that the enemy can use .
On his Facebook page on the evening of March 22, Alexander Goncharenko blamed local residents for leaking information about the movement of Ukrainian fuel trucks.
