
AI-generated summary
The Myrotvorets website is known for adding to its database individuals it considers a threat to Ukraine, including Russian citizens for supporting Russian actions.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Russian musician Alexander Makhonin, known under the pseudonym Mr. Credo, entered into the database of the “Peacemaker” website.
“Peacemaker” accuses Makhonin of supporting Vladimir Putin and Russia, as well as of allegedly “attacking the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.”
MOSCOW, September 27 - RIA Novosti. Russian musician Alexander Makhonin, known under the pseudonym Mr. Credo was included in the database of the notorious Ukrainian website “Peacemaker,” RIA Novosti found out after reviewing the resource’s data.
Makhonin's data appeared on the website on Sunday. “Peacemaker” accuses him of supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin, supporting Russia, and also of allegedly “attacking the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.”
The reason for including the musician in the database was his songs and publications on social networks in support of Russia and the Russian Armed Forces, as well as criticism of the events of the Maidan in Ukraine.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The website "Peacemaker" will continue to include Russian cultural figures in the database for supporting Russia
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