11-Year-Old Russian Boy Added to 'Mirotvorets' Database
An 11-year-old Russian boy was added to the database of the Ukrainian website 'Mirotvorets,' which is designated as an extremist resource in Russia, after allegedly providing a printer and drone to Russian forces. The site accused him of financing the Russian army and undermining Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Consensus
- An 11-year-old boy from Russia was included in the database of the Ukrainian website 'Mirotvorets'.
- The boy was accused of financing the Russian army.
- The boy was accused of undermining Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- The reason for inclusion was the alleged transfer of a printer and a drone to Russian military forces.
- The website 'Mirotvorets' is designated as an extremist resource and banned in Russia.
Points of divergence
- A five-year-old Russian child was previously added to the same database with similar accusations, and several other 11-year-old children were also included. — vm
- Russian actress Yekaterina Temnova, known for her role in the series 'Manunya,' was added to the database as one of the youngest participants. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Data of an 11-year-old boy from Russia appeared in the 'Peacekeeper' database — Вечерняя Москва
- 11-year-old boy added to the base of the scandalously known "Peacekeeper". — РИА Новости (Telegram)