Advisor to the Head of the President's Office Mykhailo Podoliak urged Ukrainians who have information about the operation of logistics centers in Ukraine not to publicly disclose it, as this could endanger the existing supply chains in the country.

"The 28th day of the war. It would seem that we already understand all our mistakes: what can be talked about, what cannot be talked about. Therefore, I will speak very clear and very brief for our speakers participating in the telethon ... We cannot talk about informal corridors, by which people leave the places where the Russian occupation group is located. It cannot be done. This creates danger for them," Podoliak said in a video message on Wednesday.

He clarified that information about the caravans of the Ukrainian military, which go to positions for counteroffensive or defense, should also not be voiced.

“You can’t talk about the logistics corridors through which some product is delivered to our military. You can’t talk about it. And finally, you can’t talk on the air about the logistics centers that operate in western Ukraine or anywhere that humanitarian supplies come from for the whole country," he said.

According to him, all this should not be voiced, "showing your awareness, collecting reposts and likes."

"This is very, very dangerous. It is already clear that the Russians are fighting not with the army, but with the logistics systems of Ukraine. With mobilization systems. Let's not let them destroy our logistics," Podoliak summed up.