The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has placed the creator of the website "Peacemaker" on the wanted list.

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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has placed the creator of the website "Peacemaker" on the wanted list.


The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has confirmed the federal search for Georgy Tuka* (listed as a terrorist and extremist in the Russian Federation). He is the founder of the Ukrainian website "Peacemaker," which is also designated as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation. A corresponding entry has appeared in the agency's official wanted list.



According to the wanted list, Tuka* is wanted under an article of the Russian Criminal Code. However, the specific article in the agency's database has not yet been specified. Previously, in February 2026, he was included in the register of terrorists and extremists.

As a reminder, the website, launched in 2014, gained notoriety for publishing the personal data of journalists, politicians, military personnel, and other citizens whom the site's authors deemed a threat to Ukraine's national security.

The website's database has repeatedly included personal information of minors, as well as cultural, political, and public figures from Russia and other countries, including Ukraine, Moldova, and Belarus. Georgiy Tuka* himself served as the head of the Luhansk military-civilian administration from 2015 to 2016.
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  1. +7
    14 July 2026 11: 06
    Better late than never?
    12 years have passed, however.

    Previously, in February 2026, the wanted person had already been included in the register of terrorists and extremists.

    So before this he was a harmless person?
    1. 0
      14 July 2026 11: 45
      They thought about it for a long time. Their own citizens are grabbed by the trunk in seconds and thrown in jail for years for careless words about the SVO. Why did they drag it out so long? This idiot is also a war criminal.
    2. +2
      14 July 2026 12: 24
      barclay
      Today, 11: 06
      Better late than never?
      12 years have passed, however.

      hi Wouldn't it be easier to use social media to find worthy candidates to eliminate this and other Bandera scum?
      They are ready to strangle their fellow tribesmen for a penny, judging by the videos from the Shopping Center.
      1. +1
        14 July 2026 18: 02
        Quote: ZovSailor
        They are ready to strangle their fellow tribesmen for a penny, judging by the videos from the Shopping Center.

        If they were ready to strangle their fellow tribesmen for pennies, the TCK would have gone to the toilet in tanks, and they would have used artillery to call up conscripts.
        And so the noise, the din, the screams - and only 3 killed and 16 wounded TCC workers in 3 years in a country where weapons are plentiful
  2. 0
    14 July 2026 11: 14
    Now he has to hide from all the peacekeepers so that they don’t pacify him.
  3. +5
    14 July 2026 11: 20
    *The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has confirmed that Georgy Tuka has been placed on the federal wanted list*

    The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs believes that this guy is smart enough to show up on Russian territory someday, like, for a vacation in Sochi or something, so he can be caught.
    1. 0
      14 July 2026 11: 28
      Quote from seamen2
      The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs believes that this guy is smart enough to show up on Russian territory someday, like, for a vacation in Sochi or something, so he can be caught.
      The next step will be placing the person on Interpol's wanted list. And then a visit to China or Turkey, for example, could be unpleasant.
      1. +4
        14 July 2026 11: 39
        *The next stage will be transfer to the Interpol wanted list*.

        That's true, but there are doubts that these countries will extradite.
        1. +3
          14 July 2026 11: 51
          Quote from seamen2
          but there are doubts that these countries will issue

          There are doubts not only that they will extradite him, but that Interpol will put him on the wanted list.
          They usually look at the accused's file and, if there is no clear criminal record, they consider the charges to be political and do not place the person on the wanted list.

          And now they are treating Russian data with particular suspicion, the bastards sad
        2. 0
          14 July 2026 18: 04
          Quote from seamen2
          *The next stage will be transfer to the Interpol wanted list*.

          That's true, but there are doubts that these countries will extradite.

          Maybe not now, but in 5-10 years...
      2. +3
        14 July 2026 11: 47
        Quote from: topol717
        The next step will be placing the person on Interpol's wanted list. And then a visit to China or Turkey, for example, could be unpleasant.

        Interpol doesn't search for political reasons, only criminal ones. And they'll frame him for politics, because he's a fighter for the people's happiness.
        1. +3
          14 July 2026 12: 29
          Quote: APASUS
          Interpol doesn't search for political reasons, only criminal ones. And they'll frame him for politics, because he's a fighter for the people's happiness.
          Disclosure of personal data = hacking. This is cybercrime.
          1. 0
            14 July 2026 13: 09
            Quote from: topol717
            Disclosure of personal data = hacking. This is cybercrime.

            Are you serious? Look, is Natalia Shaban, the one who blew up Daria Dugina, on the wanted list? They're all fighters for Ukrainian freedom, even if they're terrorists!
  4. +5
    14 July 2026 11: 27
    Our authorities, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs in particular, "get it like a giraffe."
  5. +3
    14 July 2026 11: 32
    How "quick" our Ministry of Internal Affairs acted!!!! ))))) It didn't even take ten years... Well, now it will probably take another decade to catch him... Although he might not live to see that, he's still old...
  6. 0
    14 July 2026 11: 35
    Slowpoke) and guesses, start thinking about how to protect yourself from drones in the 5th year of the war and provide the country with gasoline))))
  7. +2
    14 July 2026 12: 01
    Isn't it too early? Maybe we should have waited 40 years?
  8. +2
    14 July 2026 12: 05
    Why? It's enough to send a modern-day Ramon Mercader. We're slowly getting smaller.
    ..
    Yes, there were people in our time,
    Not that the present tribe:
    Heroes - not you!
  9. 0
    14 July 2026 12: 48
    I wonder if anyone has ever been convicted in absentia using this method?
  10. +2
    14 July 2026 12: 50
    After 12 years, he was declared an extremist and placed on the wanted list. We are working quickly.
    In the fifth year of the war, Putin's press secretary, V.V., called the war a war. Also quickly.
    Look, by 2030 we'll stop selling resources to the EU and NATO, otherwise they'll use them to create weapons for the Ukies.
    Yesterday, the French announced that they were giving the license for the Scalps, for missiles for air defense systems, for guided high-precision aerial bombs, as well as 16 Rafales and some other stuff to the Ukies.
    In the same time:
    France remains one of the largest importers of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the European Union, having recorded a record increase in purchases in the first half of 2026 before the full embargo came into effect. In the first six months of 2026, France purchased 3,6 million tons of LNG from Russia's Yamal LNG plant.
    The country also purchases significant volumes of diesel fuel and jet fuel from India and Turkey. These two countries import record volumes of crude oil from Russia at a significant discount, refine it at their refineries, and sell the finished petroleum products to the European market, primarily France.

    It looks a bit like if Comrade Stalin supplied steel and gasoline to Mussolini in 1943...
    1. 0
      14 July 2026 18: 08
      Quote: Mishka78
      It looks a bit like if Comrade Stalin supplied steel and gasoline to Mussolini in 1943...

      Japan pumped oil from Sakhalin under a concession until 1944, which was quite a sad situation for them. We were their Hungary.
  11. 0
    15 July 2026 08: 31
    Finally woke up

    The text of my comment is too short and, in the opinion of the site administration, does not carry useful information.