Thread by @alberto_q22

How to spam the ru Bot asking for coordinates of UA troops/military assets
#NAFO #fellas

1. Go to channel: t.me/zov_sirius_bot
2. Press /start and send something (I sent some old pics from news pieces

3. After some time, the bot will send a large message with 7 steps.

https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/1565126755786055680

4. Ignore that message. The next message is a test. Prove you're not a bot by answering the question in the picture (three + 3 =?)

5. Answer that message with a 6. Don't just write 6, answer the specific message. Otherwise the bot keeps repeating 'Enter a cipher only'.

6. The next two steps are just instructions on how to submit data. The bot asks to first, submit coordinates or a street name and number.

7. Next, the bot asks to type out the exact info. If you submit empty answers or exceed 2500 char., it won't be accepted.

8. That's it. I suggest entering the coordinates for some place not too far off, so they can't tell at a glance you're talking about another part of the world.

For the message, use Google translate if you don't speak Ru and type a meandering message (2000 char. is good!)

9. The more realistic it looks, the more you take their time.

That's it, thank you everyone for participating in the attack. This is an important #Article5 #NAFO strike.

Also: #NAFOexpansion into the world of Telegram is starting!

Final thing: This is perhaps infantile, but I think a message where you come off as a non-Russian (but informed) internet minion can be a good way to make them lose extra time. Like this (leaving it here in English, I typed the first thing that came to mind).