Ukrainian Site Adds 5 Polish MPs to Extremist Database

Five deputies of the Polish parliament's Sejm have been added to the database of the Ukrainian extremist website 'Mirotvorets'.

Consensus

• Five members of the Polish Sejm were included in the database of the Ukrainian website 'Mirotvorets'.
• The website 'Mirotvorets' is described as extremist and banned in Russia.
• The Polish parliamentarians were accused by the website of being provocateurs.
• The accused MPs were alleged to have participated in activities undermining Ukraine's sovereignty.
• The MPs had signed a joint appeal calling for a march in Lviv on Poland's Independence Day.
• The appeal was addressed to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
• A total of 21 Sejm members signed the appeal.
• The website had previously added other Polish MPs to its database.

Points of divergence

• The website 'Mirotvorets' is accused of being an extremist organization and banned in Russia. — vesti
• The website 'Mirotvorets' also accused the MPs of participating in information and propaganda activities against Kyiv. — vesti
• The website previously added three MPs to its database on September 17. — vesti
• The MPs were accused of involvement in humanitarian actions against Ukraine. — vesti

Coverage (2 sources)

• Ukrainian "Peacemaker" added five more Polish deputies to its database — Вести
• Five deputies of the Polish parliament's Sejm have been added to the database of the Ukrainian extremist website "Peacemaker". — ТАСС (Telegram)

Key entities

• Peacekeeper
• Poland
• Seim
• TASS
• Christian Mariusz
• Edward Siarka
• Yaroslav Sachaiko
• Moscow
• Russia
• Ukraine