The fakes of the Peacemaker got scared - Zelensky’s wife is no longer on the site
Following the revelation of a lie and the resulting scandal, the controversial website Myrotvorets removed information about presidential candidate Volodymyr Zelensky's wife, Elena, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The corresponding request on the website does not yield any results.
Earlier it was reported that Zelensky’s wife was included in “Peacemaker”. The reason why Elena Zelenskaya ended up on the site is “an informant for militants,” the description on the site says. It was reported about Elena Zelenskaya’s post from 2014 about allegedly collecting information regarding the movement of Ukrainian Armed Forces troops, which, as they write on the website, she subsequently deleted.
This fake was exposed by video blogger Anatoly Shariy. In addition, screenshots from the official website of Poroshenko himself appeared on the Internet, where in his speech at the Munich conference he called military personnel from uncontrolled territories “rebels” and not “militants.” After this, AP employees were accused of hastily replacing the words “rebels” with “militants” in Poroshenko’s text retroactively.
Let us recall that during the election debates, Vladimir Zelensky voiced to Poroshenko a question from citizens whether it was true that Roshen candies can be found in the rations of “DPR and LPR rebels.” This question caused hysterics in Poroshenko, whose bots began to promote a campaign against Zelensky on social networks due to the use of words that, in their opinion, “deny the presence of Russian troops in Donbass.”
Mirotvorets' fake news got scared – Zelensky's wife is no longer on the site.