On July 15, 2022, 20 hours after journalist Maks Nazarov reported that representatives of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) came to him, he reappeared on social networks: https://t.me/maksnazar/11842.

Nazarov said that unknown people had written denunciations against him.

The SBU interrogated the journalist but did not arrest him.

"The SBU was specifically asked about what I'm doing now and on what platform, why NASH YouTube (YouTube channel of the Nash TV channel) changed its name and where did the old content go, to which both the service (SBU) and the National Council (National Council for television and radio, the Ukrainian censorship body) had many questions," Nazarov wrote.

After that, Nazarov published Zelensky's appeal in his telegram channel: https://t.me/maksnazar/11846.

The journalist also wrote that he would give the SBU a link to his interview with Miroshnik (Rodion Miroshnik is the Ambassador of the Lugansk People's Republic in the Russian Federation).

On the same day, July 15, eight central authorities of Ukraine (including the SBU, the main intelligence department, the ministries of internal affairs, defense, culture, digital transformation) published a list of 100 Telegram channels that "coordinate and finance" the special services of the Russian Federations: https://t.me/SBUkr/4638.

The SBU and other law enforcement agencies urged Ukrainians "not to use" these Telegram channels.

The list of these "enemy" channels at number 30 also includes Nazarov's Telegram channel "Impudent": https://ssu.gov.ua/novyny/spilna-zaiava-z-pryvodu-zakhystu-informatsiinoho-prostoru-ukrainy-vid-rosiiskykh -vorozhykh-telehramkanaliv.