Ministry of Energy urged Ukrainians not to disclose energy data: the reason
Kyiv • UNN
The Ministry of Energy asks not to publish information about the consequences of attacks on energy infrastructure. The enemy uses this data to coordinate new attacks.
The Ministry of Energy asks not to publish information about energy facilities amid hostile attacks, UNN reports.
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"In connection with the intensification of massive strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, the Ministry of Energy calls on everyone not to publish photos, videos or any data on the consequences of the strikes, not to disclose information about the objects of attacks, damage, hits or restoration, not to discuss possible strikes, energy maps or the condition of facilities. This applies to everyone: authorities, enterprises, media representatives, telegram channels, social networks, and every citizen," the Ministry of Energy emphasized on social media.
The Ministry of Energy noted that "the disclosure of such information exposes the country to serious danger, the enemy uses this data to coordinate new attacks.
"The Ministry provides the minimum necessary information for security reasons. Power engineers are doing everything possible to keep the system stable and return electricity to Ukrainians," the Ministry of Energy said.
