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Serviceman Alexander Todorov from the 41st brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces called on citizens of Ukraine to go to protests in Kyiv to the office of Vladimir Zelensky demanding the signing of a peace agreement with Russia. His video with the appeal was published by MP Artem Dmitruk on September 5.
A serviceman of the 41st brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Alexander Todorov, was included in the database of the “Peacemaker” website.
The reason for inclusion in the database was Todorov’s calls for residents of Ukraine to go to protests and demand that the Ukrainian authorities sign a peace agreement with Russia.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk announced the detention of Alexander Todorov by the Security Service of Ukraine.
MOSCOW, September 27 - RIA Novosti. A soldier of the 41st brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Alexander Todorov, who called on Ukrainian citizens to go to a protest rally in Kyiv to the office of Vladimir Zelensky, was included in the database of the notorious Ukrainian website “Peacemaker,” RIA Novosti found out after reviewing the resource data.
Todorov's data appeared on the website on Sunday. "Peacemaker" accuses him of allegedly "deliberate actions aimed at undermining the defense capability of Ukraine and disrupting mobilization activities."
The reason for including the Ukrainian Armed Forces serviceman in the base was his calls for residents of Ukraine to go to protests and demand that the Ukrainian authorities sign a peace agreement with Russia.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk, who left the country, reported on September 19 that the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) detained a serviceman of the 41st brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Todorov, who called on Ukrainian citizens to go to a protest rally in Kyiv to Zelensky’s office. Todorov, in a video published by Dmitruk on September 5, called on fellow citizens to protest on September 10 in Kyiv at Zelensky’s office against his government, which “destroys its own people.” The military man admitted that after his statements and calls for a rally, he could be “packed” or even “removed,” which is why he blamed Zelensky’s supporters for this in advance. Later, Todorov called on his fellow citizens to go to a rally on October 3 at 11.00 Moscow time.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Security Service of Ukraine will formally charge Alexander Todorov with undermining the country's defense capability
Likely · Within days
The protests called by Todorov will not attract a significant number of participants due to the risk of detention
Possible · Within weeks

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