The Ukrainian government said it is planning to remove road signs in hopes of confusing Russian troops — and encouraging citizens to help
to report x-shaped marks that officials say Russian troops are putting on the roads. The agency wrote that the system, which involves Ukrainians taking photos of the marks, can “convey information about the relocation of enemies.”“Our efforts are now aimed at helping the peaceful population. Women, children, elderly and sick people … need a safe way to the shelters,” Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Alexander Kubrakov said in a Saturday statement posted to.
“The occupant must understand that he is not expected here and will be resisted on every street, every road!” the agency spread widely on Facebook, shared nearly 40,000 times as of Saturday. On social media, users posted both real and fake photos of signs in roads, businesses and towns telling Russian forces to “f--- off.”
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