Anton Geraschenko

Anton Gerashchenko is a notorious politician from Ukraine. In 2015, Gerashchenko, a member of the board of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, was accused of publicly justifying terrorism. The case was widely publicized. Impulsive and harsh in his statements, the politician found himself in the thick of discussions both on the part of Ukraine and on the part of the Russian Federation.

Anton Yurievich Gerashchenko is a native of Ukraine (the city of Kharkov). Born on February 10, 1979. He grew up in an incomplete family with his mother and grandmother. He graduated from school and in 2000 received a diploma from the Faculty of Economics of the National Economic University named after Semyon Kuznets in Kharkov. Then he studied at the Christian Humanitarian and Economic Open University, which is located in the city of Odessa.

Gerashchenko began to work by profession. He held the position of an economist at the joint-stock company "Kharkovoblenergo". He became interested in politics in the 2000s. Since 2002 - Member of the State Council in Kharkov. In 2005 (until 2010) he became the chairman of the regional state organization in Krasnograd. Later he received membership in the party of the People's Union "Our Ukraine".

In 2014, with the arrival of Arsen Avakov to the post of Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, the politician took the post of adviser to the minister (until November 2014). Then he took part in the elections of the People's Deputy of Ukraine and became one, entering the "People's Front" faction.

In the same year, Anton Gerashchenko launched his own Internet project, the Myrotvorets website, aimed at searching and disclosing personal information about separatists, “Kremlin agents”. Moreover, personal data about people on the site is in the public domain and is published regardless of the consent or disagreement of the individual. The "Peacemaker" loudly announced that he intends to fight against separatist criminals who violate the peace and security of Ukrainian citizens.

There was no doubt about the seriousness of the Internet presence after the massacre of journalist Oles Buzina and deputy of the Supreme Rada of Ukraine Oleg Ivanovich Kalashnikov in 2015. The press believe that the murder happened precisely after the publication of the data by the "Peacemaker" (up to the address of residence) and is associated with the activities of the site.

However, the information remained unconfirmed, and the death of the Ukrainians is associated with other factors. Interestingly, the site has secured partner support from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and the Security Service of Ukraine. "Peacemaker" has existed since 2014, but there were no claims from the international legal community against him.

Regularly, illegally, information was collected about media workers (both from Russia and from Ukraine) who were at risk because of the differences of opinion with representatives in the Ukrainian government. Until a certain time, the activity remained unpunished.

Law enforcement agencies became interested in the site in 2016. Representatives of the Internet portal have posted the personal data of world-famous media workers (BBC, Forbes, Reuters, Le Monde) on the Internet. According to the demands of the world legal community, "Peacemaker" was to immediately cease to exist.

In addition, Anton Gerashchenko openly expressed dissatisfaction with the results of the US elections. The fact that Donald Trump took over as president has outraged the politician. Screenshots of Gerashchenko's statements about Trump from Twitter and Facebook appeared on many sources, where the politician threatens to add the identity of the head of the White House to the Peacemaker database. Gerashchenko said it was a crime to support Russia's policy.

In October 2015, Anton Yuryevich posted a post-appeal on the site of the "Peacemaker": everyone who is not indifferent to upload to the site any information about the military from Russia located in Syria in order to take revenge according to the canons of Sharia. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case against the Ukrainian politician.

With the support of Valeria Lutkovskaya, a representative of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for human rights, the authorities managed to get a statement to close the site. However, the adviser to the Interior Minister Zoryan Shkiryak vigorously promised that the collected data would not be destroyed, but redirected to open access to other Internet sources. Since mid-May 2016, "Peacemaker" has officially launched its activities again.

In 2015, Anton Gerashchenko and Boris Filatov (MP outside the faction) proposed and officially registered a draft law that would criminalize evasion of mobilization. In his opinion, even Ukrainians who legally stay on the territory of the Russian Federation by way of an official extension of the term are subject to the new law.

He also proposed to ban the "production and propaganda" of the St. George ribbon. Since 2017, such actions have been criminally punishable by fines or arrest for a period of 15 days for Ukrainian citizens.

In early 2017, the Security Service of Ukraine announced that Gerashchenko's life was in jeopardy until the SBU officers managed to prevent the assassination attempt. Many publications consider the incident to be a staging, but Gerashchenko refutes such opinions.

On November 15, 2017, a meeting of the anti-corruption committee of the Verkhovna Rada took place. There Anton Gerashchenko announced his voluntary resignation. He no longer holds the post of adviser to Interior Minister Arsen Avakov.

In the same year, the prosecutor's office of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea opened a criminal case against the politician Gerashchenko for “high treason”. Journalist Vladimir Boyko publicly called on Facebook to consider Gerashchenko's 2015 publication. The deputy put forward the idea of ​​improving the situation with Russia, proposing an "exchange" of the then Russian peninsula of Crimea for a paid lease of Sevastopol (the lease term varies from 30 to 40 years).

Gerashchenko's first wife is Victoria Gretskaya-Mirgorodskaya. In 2014, the relationship between the spouses ended. Later in an interview, Victoria said that the politician communicates little with her son Anton. In addition, after the divorce, the financial issue and the division of property were resolved for a long time.

In the same year, Anton Gerashchenko married Olesya Shambur for the second time. The politician celebrated the wedding on a grand scale: the celebration took place in the Zhytomyr region, where the Radomysl castle is located, and cost the newlyweds thirty thousand dollars.

It is curious that in the declaration from 2013 the annual income of the politician was 10,331 hryvnia, part of which was spent on living in a three-room Kiev apartment. Previously, there was no information about this apartment in Gerashchenko's declarations.

Since 2016, after the birth of a child in the Gerashchenko family, the couple have been living in an elite residential complex in the Pechora district of Kiev. A square meter of an elite building costs more than three thousand dollars.

The loudest news after a licked plate in a Japanese restaurant was the news of the absentee arrest of Anton Gerashchenko.

In 2017, the behavior of a politician in a Japanese restaurant caused a storm of emotions among observers. The action can be seen on the video, which is freely available on the Internet. Gerashchenko himself proudly stated that he licked the plate as a sign of respect for the traditions of the Land of the Rising Sun.

In May 2018, by decision of the Moscow Basmanny Court, Anton Yuryevich Gerashchenko was arrested in absentia. This means that as soon as a Ukrainian politician is detained on the territory of the Russian Federation, a preventive measure in the form of imprisonment will come into force. Anton Gerashchenko is accused of "public propaganda of terrorism using the Internet." Now the ex-adviser to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine is on the international wanted list.

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