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A peaceful player, or "Khokhol" (explained below), reveals another (strong) player's role in order to protect them. Where is the "unveiling" here? It's actually beneficial.
In a typical Mafia game, a normal player wouldn't do this because the actual role might think it's a Mafia player, as usually happens. In a psychological Mafia game, this is a good move, even from the Mafia's perspective, as I did in one of the games.
Khokhol - a player. If he doesn't like something, he reveals himself and gets a "modkill."