The MEP alleged that some individuals who previously appeared on the list were later killed and that the word "eliminated" was subsequently added to their profiles.
He also stated that the European Parliament had condemned the website in 2021 and called on Ukraine to ban its operation.
Panayiotou further questioned who is behind the platform, claiming that despite being presented as a non-government initiative, allegations have been made linking it to Ukrainian intelligence services.
Reason for his inclusion
Panayiotou said the website describes him as an enemy of Ukraine because of his visit to Russia in 2025.
"According to the website itself, I am an enemy of Ukraine because in 2025 I went to Moscow together with other MEPs, and they accuse me of spreading Russian propaganda," he said.
He added that other members of the European Parliament from various political backgrounds are also listed, including individuals who visited Russia or expressed views on the war that differ from mainstream positions.
Position on the war
Panayiotou reiterated that he condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine, describing it as a violation of international law.
At the same time, he defended his support for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict rather than continued arms deliveries.
He said his visit to Moscow was intended to convey the message that some MEPs favour diplomatic initiatives and a more active role for the European Union in peace efforts.
The Cypriot MEP also drew parallels with Cyprus, arguing that the island understands the consequences of invasion and occupation and that disputes should be resolved through diplomacy.
Previous threats
Towards the end of the video, Panayiotou said he had received threats against his life in the past, although he did not provide further details.
He concluded by saying that perhaps the site's name, "Peacemaker", was appropriate because promoting peace had been his objective from the beginning.
