The head of the State Security Service, Kirill Budanov, warned about a wave of infiltration and incitement during the Russian-Belarusian exercises "West-2025". Is the spread of rumors and disinformation during martial law considered an administrative offense and what sanctions are provided for it?
If a person during a war decides to repeat the experiment of British blogger Max Foch and swims across the sea in a bathtub without proper permission and escort, will this be considered an administrative offense?
I recently learned that the Rada will consider a bill on criminal punishment of civilians for publications insulting the military. I am interested in whether a person who spreads false information about the war will be held accountable if these publications do not contain a direct insult to military personnel, but harm the moral state of society?
I recently read a news story about US President Donald Trump saying that Putin had “let him down” on a peaceful resolution to the war. I wondered if the officials who spread such information could be held accountable? Are there any mechanisms to hold them accountable?
I recently saw a news story about rumors circulating on social media about the death of US President Donald Trump. Can I be held liable for spreading such rumors if I simply shared the message within my social circle?
I constantly see information about the military on social media that I consider fake. Can I be held accountable for spreading it? I am concerned about the question, because the latest law provides for liability for spreading materials that insult the honor of a serviceman or his close relatives.