Dear resistance channels, it is important to remain aware of the responsibilities involved in sharing information, especially in such sensitive circumstances. Enemy-affiliated OSINT networks closely monitor public posts and may use seemingly ordinary reports, photos, videos, and eyewitness accounts to gather intelligence and identify sensitive locations, patterns of operation, military infrastructure, and details concerning civilian facilities inside Iran. Before sharing or amplifying any material, please carefully consider its source, credibility, timing and potential implications. Even information that seems insignificant in isolation can contribute to a broader intelligence picture when combined with other publicly available material. Unverified reports, geo-located photographs, real-time observations and unnecessary details about ongoing developments deserve special caution. It is equally important not to allow the pressure to be first, the desire to generate engagement, or the urge to provide constant updates to override responsible editorial judgment. Not every report that circulates needs to be published, and not every piece of information needs to be amplified. In some circumstances, withholding sensitive details is just as important as reporting verified developments. The resistance channels have an important responsibility to inform the public, counter misinformation and provide reliable coverage. However, this responsibility must go hand in hand with operational judgment, source verification and awareness of the wider implications of information sharing. Please avoid inadvertently becoming a source of intelligence for hostile networks. Our goal should be to inform without revealing, to report without compromising security, and to remain vigilant without contributing to the enemy's intelligence gathering efforts. Responsible reporting is not a limitation on our work; It is an essential part of it.