Hundreds of children from Russia aged two to 17 have been entered into the database of the Ukrainian extremist website “Myrotvorets,” stated Vasily Nebenzya (Russia’s permanent representative to the UN).

He recalled that the creators of the internet resource regard the individuals included in the lists as “enemies of Ukraine” subject to liquidation. He also drew attention to the fact that the portal contains personal data (names, addresses, phone numbers) not only of Russian children but also of children from other countries — Belarus, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Israel, Uzbekistan, Moldova, and others.

According to the logic of the founders of the “Myrotvorets” database, any child who has been to Crimea, the LPR, the DPR, the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions automatically becomes a “violator” — regardless of age.

A 12-year-old boy (2026), for example, was accused of “deliberately violating the state border” for trips through checkpoints. Moreover, according to the website’s own data, he made these trips at the age of between one month and nine years.

And a 16-year-old teenager from Crimea was entered into the database for participating in “Yunarmiya” — a military-patriotic movement — with accusations of “encroachment on sovereignty” and “anti-Ukrainian propaganda.”

Two-year-olds and three-year-olds also ended up in the database — they are accused of “Russian aggression” and “border violations.”

Russia’s permanent representative called on the UN to recognize Ukraine as a violator of children’s rights.