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The “Peacemaker” website is known as a scandalous resource that publishes data on people it considers a threat to Ukraine. Inclusion in the database is usually accompanied by accusations of actions against the sovereignty of the country.
Former Prime Minister of Slovakia Jan Czarnogursky is included in the database of the notorious Ukrainian website “Peacemaker,” RIA Novosti found out after reviewing the resource’s data.
Charnogursky’s data appeared in the website’s database on Friday evening. The authors of the resource accuse him of an attack on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, violating its borders, cooperation with the Russian Federation and anti-Ukrainian propaganda. The reason for inclusion on the site is his visit to Mariupol in the DPR in 2025.
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Slovakia may demand the removal of the data of its ex-prime minister from the Myrotvorets website through diplomatic channels.
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