Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov announced this on Telegram, as reported by Ukrinform.

“Since the first days of the war, brave Ukrainians have been filming or writing about invaders and collaborators in eVorog. Our team receives new applications every day, and the number of Ukrainians using the chatbot has already exceeded 323,000,” the message said.

Fedorov stressed that it is now crucial to stay active and share with Ukrainian defenders the information they may need.

“So if you’re in temporarily occupied areas, see enemy equipment, report to the chatbot from the Digital Ministry – it’s the Enemy,” said the Deputy Prime Minister.

If possible, you should share a photo or video or send a text message about the accumulation and movement of columns of enemy equipment, fuel trucks, equipment by rail, warehouses with ammunition, radar stations, artillery positions, field airfields for rotorcraft.

“Make sure that you are not noticed by the enemy during the fire and that nothing threatens your life. Be careful and share our chatbot with your friends,” Fedorov said.

As reported by Ukrinform, Ukrainian experts have developed a tool to control chatbots.