Two Polish deputies were included in the database of the Ukrainian website “Peacemaker”

Brief retelling from RIA II

Two Polish deputies of the Sejm, Lydia Ciehak and Lorek Grzegorz, were included in the database of the Ukrainian website “Peacemaker”.

The website “Peacemaker” accuses the deputies of supporting the Russian Federation and allegedly attempting to violate the territorial integrity of Ukraine.

The reason for inclusion in the database was the appeal of deputies to the Polish Prime Minister with the idea of ​​holding an Independence March in Lviv on November 11.

MOSCOW, September 29 - RIA Novosti. Two more Polish deputies of the Sejm were included in the database of the notorious Ukrainian website “Peacemaker,” as follows from the resource data reviewed by RIA Novosti.

We are talking about Lydia Cechak and Lorek Grzegorz. Previously, their colleagues, deputies of the Polish Sejm Anna Kwiecień, Dariusz Matecki, Roman Fritz, Michal Moskal, Janusz Kowalski, Edward Siarka, Jaroslaw Sachajko, Wladyslaw Kurowski, Christian Mariusz, Bronislaw Fortin, Michal Wos, Waldemar Andzel and Dorota Arciszewska-Mielewczyk, were included in the database.

The politicians' personal details were published on the website on Monday evening. “Peacemaker” accuses them of supporting the Russian Federation, as well as allegedly attacking the territorial integrity of Ukraine and participating in humanitarian actions against Ukraine. The reason for being included in the database was that they, together with other deputies of the Sejm, approached Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk with the idea of ​​holding a March of Independence of Poles in Lviv on November 11 against the backdrop of worsening relations between Poland and Ukraine.

Every year on November 11, Poles around the world celebrate Polish Independence Day.

Relations between Warsaw and Kyiv have been complicated for many years by the issue of interpretation of the massacre by Ukrainian nationalists of the mainly Polish population of Volyn, Eastern Galicia and neighboring regions in 1939-1945. The peak of massacres in 1943-1945 - the Volyn massacre - Warsaw recognized as genocide, the responsibility for which lies with Ukrainian nationalists from the OUN*-UPA* (extremist organizations banned in the Russian Federation).

In 2026, the conflict reached a new level. Vladimir Zelensky took part in the reburial of the remains of one of the leaders of the OUN*-UPA*, and also assigned the name “In the Name of the Heroes of the UPA*” to a unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. For this he was deprived of Poland's highest award - the Order of the White Eagle.

The Ukrainian website “Peacemaker” is known for scandalous publications in which it publishes the data of journalists, militiamen from the DPR and LPR and other citizens, calling them “traitors to the motherland.” Personal data of minors has been published more than once on Myrotvorets. The site's database also contains information about a number of Russian cultural figures and other citizens from different countries.