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In connection with a large number of requests, we provide an explanation regarding the restriction of access to information about military criminal offenses under martial law

We inform you that criminal offenses provided for by Articles 407, 408, and other articles of Chapter XIX of the Criminal Code of Ukraine "Criminal Offenses Against the Established Order of Military Service (Military Criminal Offenses)" fall under the category of information with restricted access.

The restriction of access to information about military criminal offenses is a necessary and legal step, aimed at:

Why is this information restricted

Providing or disclosing information about criminal offenses against the established order of military service during the state of war creates risks for national security. Such information may be used:

to discredit the defense forces;

The dissemination of even generalized statistical data on the number of such offenses can cause significant harm to defense activities and information security, particularly by creating a favorable environment for manipulation and hostile propaganda.


According to part 2 of Article 6 of the Law of Ukraine "On Access to Public Information," restrictions on access to information are allowed only if three criteria are simultaneously met:

What specific information is restricted

During the state of war, the following information is subject to restriction:

This also applies to the restriction of their disclosure on the official information resources of the prosecution authorities.

At the same time, we emphasize that such restrictions are imposed only for the duration of the state of war in Ukraine.