Dear resistance channels, it is important to be aware of the responsibilities involved in sharing information, especially in such delicate circumstances. Enemy-linked OSINT networks closely monitor public releases and can use seemingly ordinary reports, photos, videos, and testimony to gather information and identify sensitive locations, patterns of operation, military infrastructure, and details on civilian installations inside Iran. Before sharing or distributing any material, please carefully consider its source, credibility, timing and possible consequences. Even seemingly insignificant information on its own can contribute to an overall picture of intelligence when combined with other publicly available materials. Unverified reports, videos with geolocation information, real-time observations and redundant details about ongoing events deserve special attention. It is equally important not to allow the pressure to be first, the desire to interact, or the need to provide constant updates to override responsible editorial judgment. Not all reports distributed need to be published, and not all information needs to be distributed. In some circumstances, withholding sensitive information is as important as reporting verified events. The resistance channels have an important responsibility to inform the public, deal with misinformation and provide reliable coverage. However, this responsibility must go hand in hand with operational judgment, verification of sources and awareness of the wider implications of information sharing. Please avoid becoming an unintended source of information for hostile networks.