1
Actual names of military units, other components of the defense forces of Ukraine, personal data of military personnel performing combat (special) tasks, and coordinates of their location.
2
The combat and numerical composition of military units or divisions of the Armed Forces, the available quantity, type of combat (special) equipment, and its technical composition.
3
Information about the places of concentration, deployment, and recovery of combat capability of military units of the Armed Forces, with reference to settlements (geographical objects).
4
Information regarding active and future plans of the commands, combat tasks and the progress of their implementation by the units of the Armed Forces.
5
Information on the effectiveness of the use of weapons, test equipment, and other methods of warfare by military units and divisions of the Armed Forces.
6
Information on the location of the air defense starting positions and the results of their combat missions.
7
The results of operations, tasks, and combat operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other components of the defense forces, if such information has not been made publicly available by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine or other components of the defense forces of Ukraine.
8
Information regarding the results of operations carried out by units of the Special Operations and Intelligence Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, if such information was not publicly disseminated by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and (or) other management bodies of the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
9
Information on the loss of combat equipment (tanks, self-propelled artillery installations, airplanes, helicopters, anti-aircraft missile systems, ships (boats), especially of foreign production) and personnel, if such information has not been made publicly available by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine or other management bodies of the defense forces.
10
Information on the results of enemy missile and air strikes on military facilities and critical infrastructure facilities, if such information has not been made public by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine or other management bodies of the defense forces of Ukraine and (or) state authorities of Ukraine.
11
Information regarding the deployment of military equipment, routes of their movement, types, and quantity.
12
Information on the implementation of security measures for the use of force (information on measures to mislead, conceal the activities of troops and military facilities), the forces and means that were involved in their implementation, as well as photographed and video materials depicting models and means of imitation, which are used by military units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine or other components of the defense forces of Ukraine.
13
Information about conducted, current and future informational and psychological operations (promotions, influence measures).
14
Information about servicemen of intelligence, missile, artillery units, electronic warfare divisions, unmanned aerial vehicle units, flight and engineering staff of airplanes and helicopters, as well as Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
15
Photo and video materials depicting mutual recognition signs, license plates, and state license plates on combat vehicles, means of targeting, combat control and intelligence, structural features of combat vehicles.
16
Photo and video materials inside tanks, self-propelled artillery installations, anti-aircraft missile systems, armored combat vehicles, and tactical aviation aircraft, especially of foreign production.
17
Information on delivery dates, types, quantity, logistical support, current and future locations of armaments and military equipment, which are provided within the framework of logistical assistance from partner countries, especially missiles, ammunition, means of aircraft destruction, if such information is not was posted on the official pages (representatives) of the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Armed Forces or by departments of partner countries.
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Information on awareness of the enemy, tactics of their actions, and the location of important military facilities.
Even if publishing some information isn’t directly prohibited, reporters should be mindful of the potential consequences of their work. For example, detailed coverage of infrastructure destruction and damage may help the Russian military adjust its strikes, and detailed information about the provision of humanitarian aid may also lead to the Russian shelling of food storage sites or transportation routes.