Moscow, Moskva, Russia · SOURCE-LINKED REPORT

Russia Targets Individuals Sharing Footage of Ukrainian Military Attacks

Russian authorities are actively pursuing individuals who share images and videos of Ukrainian military strikes online. The Kremlin has intensified its crackdown on the dissemination of such media, warning that publishing footage of incoming strikes or air defense responses could assist Ukrainian targeting. This restrictive policy has led to increased monitoring of digital platforms and threats of severe legal consequences for violators. These domestic measures reflect Moscow's broader efforts to tightly control information flow surrounding the conflict and minimize visible signs of vulnerability.

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