Ukraine-Krieg: AfD-Politiker sieht sich auf ukrainischer „Todesliste“
Markus Frohnmaier will aus Angst um seine Sicherheit nicht in die Ukraine reisen. Eine umstrittene Internetseite führt den AfD‑Fraktionsvize als Gegner des Landes.
In Berlin, the vice leader of the AfD Bundestag faction, Markus Frohnmaier, has been threatened with death after being listed on a Ukrainian internet platform. Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Frohnmaier stated that he remains on a death list in Ukraine. Consequently, he considers a trip to Ukraine practically impossible.
When asked, the foreign policy expert explained that a "nearly government-affiliated organization" maintains such a list of individuals perceived as critics or opponents of Ukraine. According to Frohnmaier, others, including members of the German Bundestag who are not affiliated with the AfD, have also been added to the list. It turns out that Frohnmaier is indeed on the online database "Mirotworez," a platform that lists individuals as threats to Ukraine's national security.
The publicly accessible entry for Frohnmaier includes his name, birthdate, and a photo. The platform's operators accuse him of "war propaganda" and supporting Russian aggression, among other things, citing his attendance at a business forum in Crimea in April 2018.
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