People's Deputy Oleksiy Goncharenko has been added to the Myrotvorets database
Oleksiy Goncharenko, a member of the Ukrainian Parliament, has been added to the “Myrotvorets” website’s database. Ukrainian media outlets are reporting this, citing information published on the site.
On the page dedicated to Oleksiy Goncharenko, the authors of “Myrotvorets” level a series of accusations against the politician, particularly regarding his public statements on ending the war and mobilization. However, these claims represent the views of the website’s authors and are not facts established by a court.
Oleksiy Goncharenko’s inclusion in the “Myrotvorets” database came amid his recent statements regarding possible agreements with Russia and the conditions for ending the war.
The day before, on October 5, the “European Solidarity” faction announced the termination of its political cooperation with Goncharenko. The political party cited differences regarding the end of the war and Ukraine’s future security architecture.
Previously, Goncharenko had also advocated for phased agreements with Russia, linking them to the possibility of halting long-range strikes on Ukraine and other conditions.
“Myrotvorets” is a non-governmental information resource that collects and publishes data on individuals whom its authors consider to be involved in activities against Ukraine’s national security. The database is not a state registry, and the mere fact of being listed in it does not imply a court conviction.
At the same time, Oleksiy Goncharenko remains a member of the Ukrainian Parliament; information about his parliamentary activities is available on the Verkhovna Rada’s official website.
Previously, Nikita Khromykh, a player for the Armenian national futsal team and the Russian club TZMS from Tula, was added to the “Myrotvorets” website’s database. The project claimed that the athlete was allegedly involved in promoting war and supporting Russian aggression.
The head of the Polish President’s Office was added to the Myrotvorets database.
