This idea was voiced during a round table in the media center "Nakipelo". The round table was attended by representatives of 8 public organizations and associations, more than 30 public activists.

The participants noted that recently attempts of anti-Ukrainian figures have become more frequent by helping to solve "non-political" issues for the population to earn the reputation of "human rights defenders" and "representatives of the people". Previously, separatists openly called on Ukrainian citizens to anti-Ukrainian actions. But today, not finding support from the majority of the population, these subjects try to influence the population by helping them in "secondary" issues, thereby earning authority. The anti-Ukrainian orientation of such subjects does not change from this at all. The gathered urged Kharkiv residents to refuse any interaction with such figures.

Particular attention was paid to anti-Ukrainian propaganda among small and medium-sized businesses. According to the participants of the round table, pro-Russian activists recently concentrated their efforts in this segment. The reason is simple: entrepreneurs are a highly active part of society. In addition, as a source of taxes forming the budget, entrepreneurs largely ensure not only the social, but also the financial stability of Kharkov as a front-line region.

Leaders of public organizations have agreed that in the near future, in the open access to the Internet will be placed a list of persons who, in their opinion, are engaged in anti-Ukrainian activities.

Vladimir Tsymbalyuk, one of the first in this list, can get to the list, according to the audience, he does not hide his anti-Ukrainian views. Recall, Vladimir Tsymbalyuk today is a figurant of the criminal case of attempted murder. It was he who, on May 6. Bayrak of Kharkiv region made several shots from unidentified weapons to a neighbor in the suburban area, and then disappeared from the scene of the crime.

Who else can add to the list of anti-Ukrainian figures of the Kharkiv region, will be discussed at the next meetings.