It will help the partisans: a video camera map appeared in the occupied cities of Ukraine (photo)

The service is still flawed, but local residents are helping to supplement data to make it harder for occupiers to track the actions of Ukrainians.

The popular movement “Yellow Ribbon” has created an online map showing the location of video cameras in the temporarily occupied areas. Activists reported the details on their Facebook page.

“Yellow Ribbon” launched a chatbot “Razom” on the Telegram messenger to help partisans operating in cities occupied by Russia. A video camera map has now been added to help underground workers avoid detection. The service is still flawed, so the organizers are asking for additional information about the location of the devices.

The press service said, “If you see a camera or know where it is, please report it to our coordinator via the Razom chatbot. This will help us collect as much information as possible and ensure safe and efficient activities for activists.”

According to Yellow Ribbon, the chatbot also allows residents of occupied areas to anonymously seek help, get support from other partisan activists, access patriotic posters, advice on their settlement, and phone for security.

“Last week, more than 20 residents of Melitopol joined our movement, everyone is waiting for the city to be rid of the Rashists! Activists of the Yellow Ribbon movement have pasted more than 200 posters, over 50 patriotic graffiti reminded once again. Melitopol is an integral part of Ukraine! ” — reported the organization in the latest post.

On May 5, the invaders announced the “evacuation” of Ukrainians from the Zaporozhye region. They decided to remove people from 18 settlements, mainly families with children, the disabled, the elderly and the sick.

In April, Google Maps updated satellite images of Mariupol. Now users from all over the world can see how the city changed during the full-scale war.

Source: Focus

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