The activity of the public organization Myrotvorets is in no way related to the work of the state institutions of Ukraine and does not reflect the official policy of the Ukrainian state, said the Embassy of Ukraine in Bulgaria on its official Facebook page Thursday.
BSP for Bulgaria said it would alert the State Agency for National Security (SANS) and demand a hearing of the services for the Myrotvorets website. Vazrazhdane will propose a draft declaration in connection with the inclusion of Bulgarian citizens in the list of the Ukrainian website. On Wednesday, the parliamentary foreign policy committee instructed Deputy Foreign Minister Elena Shekerletova to investigate and speak to the Ukrainian Ambassador about who is behind sites such as Myrotvorets.
The Embassy of Ukraine stressed that Myrotvorets is an independent information resource of a public initiative of the Center for Investigation of Signs of Crimes against the National Security of Ukraine, Peace and Security of Humanity and the International Legal Order. According to the Embassy, the information on the site is sourced from well-known and publicly available open sources that are used exclusively for research, creative and journalistic purposes. The main sources of information used are materials published on social networks, online publications, private web pages, as well as those broadcast on TV and radio channels.
The founders of the Centre assure that they carry out their activities in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine and the current international law, the Ukrainian Embassy writes. "At the same time, it should be noted that in recent years, the Russian Federation, as an aggressor state, has been taking measures to ban the activities of the Myrotvorets Centre, in particular sending relevant appeals to the UN and UNICEF", the Ukrainian Embassy in Bulgaria added.
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