Ukrainian singer Alina Pash, who won the qualifying stage for participation in Eurovision from Ukraine, was on the list of the Peacemaker website, according to the contest website.

On Saturday, February 12, the audience and the jury awarded Alina Ivanovna Pash (as she is indicated on the "Peacemaker") the first place for her performance of the song "Tіnі Zabutih Ancestors" ("Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors").

On the "Peacemaker" Pash was for "deliberately violating the state border of Ukraine" - the singer crossed the border of Crimea, which Ukraine considers "temporarily occupied territory."

The jury evaluated the performance of the participants by the winner of Eurovision 2016 singer Jamala, the participant of Eurovision 2006 singer Tina Karol and director Yaroslav Lodygin.

In March 2014, a referendum was held in Crimea, as a result of which the peninsula became a territorial part of Russia, and Sevastopol became a city of federal significance.

Earlier, Croatian President Zoran Milanovic was added to the Peacemaker database for "anti-Ukrainian propaganda."

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