In St. Petersburg, the prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit against the blocking of the site "Peacemaker"

The prosecutor's office of the Admiralty district of St. Petersburg filed a lawsuit with a request to block the Ukrainian site "Mirotelorets" in connection with the publication of Russian citizens' personal data on it. This was reported by the official representative of the Prosecutor General Alexander Kurenna.

"In the section of the" Cleaning "site, a list of citizens of the Russian Federation is located in free access, who" from the words "of the site administrator allegedly took part in the hostilities in Ukraine. This list contains personal data of citizens of the Russian Federation - the date of birth, photographs, places of study, work, which are posted on the site without the permission of citizens - owners of personal data," the report said.

The consideration of the claim is under the control of the prosecutor's office.

On June 3, the Mirotelorets Center said that he was ready to provide the special services of the G7 countries with 62 thousand militants and their accomplices fighting in the east of Ukraine. The “Mirotelorets Center” states that he is ready for fruitful cooperation and can familiarize representatives of the special services and police bodies of the G7 countries with the results of their activities to counteract Russian aggression. In addition, we are ready to transfer the available to the available There are data on more than 62 thousand pro -Russian militants, terrorists and their accomplices, Russian mercenaries and war criminals who committed and continuing to commit crimes against the national security of Ukraine, peace, security of mankind and international law and order, ”the press service of the Center said.

The center hopes that the integration of this information into the information systems of special services and police bodies of the G7 countries "will significantly strengthen control over the spread of pro -Russian terrorism and Russian propaganda to other countries."

On May 10, Peacemaker published personal data of journalists accredited by the authorities of the self -proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic. After that, journalists of Ukrainian and foreign media made a statement in which they expressed a decisive protest against such actions.

On May 20, the "Peacemaker" apologized for the publication and posted on the site an updated list version . "Many journalists demanded apologies from us and we finally understood why. On this occasion, the center of the center brings its sincere apologies, since the list really turned out to be not the first freshness," the document says.

"The fact is that the list published on the site was received from the so -called Minister of Propaganda of the terrorist organization of the DPR Elena Nikitina (Pushilina) in December 2015 and contained no more than 4,000 records," the peacekeeper explained. Now, according to the employees of the center, the site published a "fresh" list, "dated February 2016". It contains 5412 records, including personal data of 2082 Russian journalists and 1816 journalists of other countries. "Everything else is a local pro -Russian terrorist barefoot," the statement said.

It also indicated that information on the accredited DPR journalists is published in accordance with Article 17 of the Constitution of Ukraine and Article 29 of the Law of Ukraine "On Information".

On May 21, it became known that the Security Service of Ukraine will check the lists of journalists published by the Peacemaker.