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Russian singers Diana Gurtskaya and Yuri Loza got in the black list of Ukrainian extremist website “Peacemaker”.
According to information posted on the resource, they were charged with “illegal crossing of the state border of Ukraine” and concert activities on the territory of Crimea, and support the reunification of the Peninsula with Russia.
On the website “Peacemaker” already available data of other Russian artists, who visited the Crimea after its reunification with Russia. In particular, Valery Leontiev, Stas Piekha,, Julianna Karaulova, Tatyana Lipnitskaya (known under the name of Bianca), and Yulia Samoilova, who was supposed to represent Russia at the Eurovision song contest in Kiev.
In the black list of this site also included the Russian film Director Karen Shakhnazarov, who was accused of “manipulation of information of public interest and intervention in the Affairs of a sovereign state.” Shakhnazarov himself called the situation stupid and fantasies. List is and American actor Steven Seagal have in November of 2016, the citizenship of the Russian Federation.
Site “Peacemaker” that is associated with the Verkhovna Rada Deputy and adviser to the interior Minister Anton Gerashchenko, was originally created to establish the identity of the militia or the people helping them. In may 2016 around the site, there was a scandal over the publication of personal data about 5 thousand journalists who received accreditation in the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk national republics. Among them were Agency staff RT, TASS, “Bi-bi-si”, Reuters, Agence France-Presse, CNN, Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, Associated Press, Inde endent, Libération, and other media.
The authorities of Crimea and Sevastopol March 16, 2014 held a referendum on reunification with Russia. It was attended by more than 80% of eligible voters: for reunification with Russia voted 96.7% and 95.6%, respectively. 18 March of the same year the President of Russia Vladimir Putin signed the agreement on the accession of the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol into the Russian Federation, and on March 21 it was ratified by the Federal Assembly. Despite the strong results of the referendum, Kiev refused to recognize Crimea part of Russia.