[doikor]

> given that it's impossible to enforce it

For some foreign journalist or diplomat sure but against a local journalist, maintenance crew, cleaner, etc who all most likely sign the exact same NDA for sure Ukraine can enforce it if the person is unable to escape the country (which for males aged 18 to 65 is really hard at the moment for example)

edit: Also as a journalist if you actually do leak such information after signing a piece of paper saying you would not who would actually trust you with any kind of secret information in the future?

[jdrc]

For Ukrainian willingly endangering the pres would amount to treason

[golergka]

Without signing NDA they would be able to (rightfully) pledge stupidity.

[hnaccount_rng]

I would love to be a fly on the wall when someone tries using that excuse in a war zone xD In a way I'm thankful for it. It means that most people never even came close to real consequences of their actions...

[sofixa]

Stupidity isn't a valid excuse against treason charges.

[gruez]

I'm not sure how the legal system in Ukraine works but for criminal charges you typically you need to prove intent. "Stupidity" would probably be a valid excuse in that case because it implies lack of intent, at least pertaining to the charge of betraying the country.

[jdrc]

if you are a journalist and leak out endangering information you should never be trusted again, with or without an NDA

[b112]

Yet the NDA gives additional guideance as to what is sensitive.