The Ministry of Internal Affairs told how much it costs to betray Ukraine


Many Ukrainians agree to help the enemy for a reward.
Since the beginning of the war, more than 1.5 thousand people have been detained in the country, who probably helped the enemy. The detainees said that they agreed to cooperate with the invaders for 5-10 thousand hryvnias. First Deputy Interior Minister Yevgeny Yenin spoke about this on the air of the telethon.
If we talk about all 164 days of the war, then during this period about a hundred DRGs were exposed on the territory of the state, more than 1,600 people were detained, probably involved in sabotage activities, - said Yenin.
According to the First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, spotters and accomplices of the Russians, having received money from them, provide the enemy with information about the location of the positions of our military, roadblocks, and also inform about the place of arrival of missiles, take photos, shoot videos, and send them to the Russians.
Treason to the state for 300 dollars is almost like 30 pieces of silver and the prospect of spending the next 15 years in a cramped cell, Yenin warned.
As previously reported by the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Telegram , the enemy can receive information about the location of military installations, critical infrastructure or induce citizens to unconsciously help the invaders through mobile applications, when the enemy in the form of a game receives information from users about the location of military installations, critical infrastructure or inclines citizens unconsciously to help the occupiers.
In this case, the user should be wary if the mobile game application offers to photograph the area, share geolocation, or draw a “drawing” on the pavement.

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