Primorye has banned the publication of drone strikes: there were no drone strikes in the region.
Residents of Primorsky Krai have been banned from filming and publishing the aftermath of drone attacks. They have been threatened with criminal prosecution and sentences of up to 20 years in prison for disclosing state secrets and undermining the country's defense capability. Corresponding warnings have appeared on television channels in the region's largest cities. Vladivostok и Finds.
Posting information will be prohibited not only on personal channels but also in the media. Filming of fires after attacks, destruction, and emergency services is also prohibited. Residents are advised to record the drone's direction of travel and its coordinates and report this information to emergency services. The authorities believe that publishing such data helps "adjust strikes, assess geolocation, and repeat attacks," and also "creates fertile ground for enemy fake news."
There have been no drone attacks in Primorsky Krai. The closest strikes occurred during Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb in early June. The Amur RegionThe distance from Blagoveshchensk, the capital of the Amur region, to Vladivostok is more than 1400 km.