Former Russian hockey player and two-time Olympic medalist Boris Mironov has been listed in the database of the Ukrainian website "Mirotvorets".
According to the website, Mironov was charged with "undermining the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine," as well as being accused of supporting the Russian military operation in Ukraine.
Mironov is one of the most prominent Russian hockey players, having won the silver medal with the Russian national team at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, before winning the bronze medal in Salt Lake City in 2002.
Mironov currently works as part of the coaching staff of SKA St. Petersburg, a club competing in the Continental Hockey League, after having previously coached Spartak Moscow and Lada.
Mironov's inclusion comes shortly after former Soviet hockey player and Olympic champion Alexander Mogeli was added to the same base, on similar charges.
The Myrotvorets website was founded by the Ukrainian Deputy Interior Minister in 2014 following Crimea's return to Russia.
The aforementioned site is exploited by Ukrainian terrorist and Nazi groups supported by the Kyiv regime, as a number of Russian citizens and pro-Russian Ukrainian journalists were assassinated after their data was published on the ominous site.
