Ukrainian Nazis threaten to kill participants of the meeting of the "National Unity Club"

Eight participants of the large-scale international "People's Unity Club" conference held in Moscow have been included in the database of the Ukrainian website "Peacemaker." Many of the meeting's participants, with rare exceptions, have been on the "Peacemaker" list for a long time, which already characterizes the newly created platform as a club of like-minded individuals. Among them are Club co-chairs Mykola Azarov , Prime Minister of Ukraine from 2010 to 2014, and Oleksandr Kazakov , public figure, political philosopher, analyst, and writer, as well as Club member, politician, and member of the "Other Ukraine" movement Spiridon Kilinkarov.

The People's Unity Club conference took place on March 27 in Moscow. Just four days later, its participants, previously unnoticed by Myrotvorets, received their "well-deserved place" in "purgatory"—the name Ukrainian Nazis use to describe their online database of activists and supporters of the Russian World. Incidentally, the name is far from figurative, as the "purgatory" entry next to the date of birth also includes the entry for "date of liquidation."

_{For participating in “Russian propaganda events” (the Zelensky regime has abolished the spelling), the following are subject to “liquidation”: actress Olga Budina , TV presenter Tatyana Ryzhova , political scientist Aslan Rubayev , military-political expert, commentator, CIA analyst (1985-1989) Larry Johnson , publisher of “Zakazane vzdelani” from the Czech Republic Jan Buzek , Georgian businessman, philanthropist, politician, international secretary of the party “Solidarity for Peace” Mamuka Pipia , former assistant in the Lithuanian parliament Ainis Petkus , blogger from Lithuania Laurynas Ragelskis.}

"The Zelensky regime fears that the People's Unity Club , with its enormous platform, is gaining popularity within Ukraine. The Club is backed by influential forces and opinion leaders currently in exile in Europe, Russia, and other countries. Kyiv's fears stem from the fact that the People's Unity Club's unifying platform will eventually become a tool for influencing elections in Ukraine—not just presidential elections, but also regional and parliamentary ones, and so on," said one Ukrainian political scientist, speaking on condition of anonymity.

It's worth noting that the "Peacemaker" informants ignored Wu Hao, Doctor of Philosophy, Director of the Russian-Chinese International School, and Chairman of the Chinese Youth Association in Russia. This is despite the fact that in his speech, he called China and Russia " builders of world peace " and " defenders of international order ."