Interior Ministry warns against sharing missile interception footage
The Interior Ministry has urged the public not to film or share scenes of missile or drone interceptions or crash sites to safeguard national security.
Last week, Ukrainian Interior Ministry combat units, along with the State Border Guard Service and National Police, neutralized more than 2,000 hostile occupiers and destroyed nearly 30 fuel and ammunition depots, reported Interior Minister Ivan Vyhivsky through Telegram on Tuesday. These enemy casualties represent the fatalities inflicted by the Ukrainian National Guard, State Border Guard Service, and National Police forces in military confrontations during the week.
According to Vyhivsky, the Ministry of Internal Affairs' fighters destroyed over 1,220 enemy artillery, engineering, and armored vehicles, as well as air defense systems. Additionally, more than 3,000 enemy troop concentrations were targeted. Another notable accomplishment was the destruction of nearly 30 fuel and ammunition depots.
Vyhivsky emphasized that every day, National Guard troops, border guards, and police officers meticulously plan operations, coordinate their efforts, identify targets, and execute strikes against the enemy. Their primary objective is to thwart the enemy's plans and prevent any assault operations, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to protecting civilians from daily terror.
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