OriginalSourceBelarusian Association of JournalistsBelarusLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished09:26 UTCSourceBelarusian Association of JournalistsBelarusLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished09:26 UTC
“Euroradio: No grounds to add Tarnalitski to Myrotvorets database”
“The editorial team at Euroradio, where journalist Taras Tarnalitski works, has issued a statement in support of their colleague. “Euroradio journalist Taras Tarnalitski has been added to the Ukrainian Myrotvorets database.”
Euroradio says Tarnalitski was not ground to be added to Myrotvorets.
Key points
- Euroradio statesTaras Tarnalitski was added to Myrotvorets without grounds and will challenge it.
- Tarnas Tarnalitski has publicly supported Ukraine and helped military and refugees early in the war.
- Editor-in-chief Yauhen Kazartsau's name appeared in Myrotvorets in June 2026 and later was removed in July 2026.
- Kazartsau says attackers reached out to donors and posted on Facebook, affecting safety concerns.
- Article notes Tarnalitski and Kazartsau are journalists with long histories in Belarus and Ukraine.
How it got here
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