Ukrainian bloggers who called for stopping the war were added to the ‘Myrotvorets’ database

Several Ukrainian bloggers who called for the war to end by any means after the Russian missile strike on the “Okhmatdyt” children’s hospital in Kyiv have been added to the “Myrotvorets” database.

Specifically, Oleksandr Voloshyn, Vladyslava Rohovenko, and Nastya Umka have been included.

They are accused of “participating in acts of humanitarian aggression against Ukraine,” “spreading Russian propaganda,” and “participating in Russia’s information-psychological operations against Ukraine.”

Rohovenko had stated that she “hates the government on both sides” and referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a “clown,” according to the context. Voloshyn commented that “we are not managing this war and need to be smarter.” Nastya Umka made statements such as “no one needs the 1991 borders,” “politicians do not let us live normally,” and “people want peace and just want to live.”

Soon after, the Security Service of Ukraine summoned blogger Nastya Umka for a conversation, following her call, among others, for an end to the war after the strike on the Kyiv hospital.