SBU launches chatbot “Burn the FSB” to expose saboteurs

SBU launches chatbot “Burn the FSB” to expose saboteurs

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The SBU has created a chatbot called “Burn the FSB guy” to combat Russian sabotage in Ukraine. The bot allows anonymous reporting of recruitment attempts to set fire to Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment and other sabotage.

The Security Service of Ukraine has launched the official chatbot “Burn the FSBeshnik” to combat Russian sabotage in Ukraine.

This is reported by UNN with reference to SBU.

Details

The chatbot is available on Telegram and is aimed at detecting attempts to involve citizens, especially young people and minors, in arson attacks on Ukrainian Armed Forces vehicles, military and civilian premises, mining and terrorist attacks organized by the enemy through this network.

If you or someone you know offers to set fire to an Armed Forces vehicle or administrative building, or to organize a terrorist attack or mine - write to us immediately! Do not help the enemy to destroy the defense of your country!

- the SBU said in a statement.

The chatbot is available here: t.me/spaly_fsb_bot*

You can use it to quickly report an attempted recruitment to the SBU.

It is enough to specify: 

- social network or messenger used by the Russian special services; - objects where the sabotage was planned; 

- the phone number or nickname of the person who tried to persuade you to commit the crime.

All information will be confidential and processed by specialists.

The Security Service of Ukraine reminds that arson attacks on Armed Forces vehicles, TCC buildings or planting explosives are serious criminal offenses punishable by law. In particular: - Sabotage (Article 113 of the Criminal Code) and terrorist attack (Article 258 of the Criminal Code) provide for up to 10 years in prison. - Responsibility for such crimes extends even to citizens as young as 14 years old.

Recall

In the more than two and a half years of operation of the eVorog chatbot , Ukrainians have sent over 628,000 messages about enemy equipment and movements in the occupied territories.