After the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, it was recently spread on the Internet that a Ukrainian disguised as a pro-Russian militiaman had stolen more than a dozen Russian field kitchens behind enemy lines, seriously attacking their already insufficient food supplies, and was called "Donetsk Fat Cat" by the people.
A recent article went viral that a Ukrainian lurking in the Russian-occupied areas had taken a brave and creative approach to attacking the supply lines between the Russians and pro-Russian militias, that is, stealing more than a dozen truck models of mobile military field kitchens, making the Russian army's already difficult logistics system "worse".
The news was widely circulated online, and some Japanese fan cartoonists even drew a "real man does not look back at the explosion" illustration of a piece of flesh with a piece of meat on his back and a piece of vodka, a bite of sausage, ham and other supplies in his hand.
However, the authenticity of this information is doubted by the outside world, because the photo used in the original tweet, marked in the upper left corner belongs to the militia group "Luhansk People's Army" in Wudong "Luhansk People's Republic", indicating that this person was photographed by the unit; and he is also suspected of appearing in a number of different films, unlikely to be a lurking Ukrainian agent.
Information warfare is an important part of the war, especially in the modern era of developed networks, the medium available for this operation is far more than ever, and Ukraine and Russia must not only fight in reality, but also continue to confront each other in the virtual world, stabilize military morale internally, enhance morale, seek support from the outside, and suppress the enemy's momentum.
