Demonstrators stormed a building in the town of Sufivska Burshyvka on the western outskirts of Kyiv, where at least 14 people - mostly conscripted men - were reportedly held hostage by members of the Azov National Guard's 1st Corps. Among those staying in the building was a child who was allegedly beaten with a shovel. A bus arrived at the scene to transport about 12 of the detained people, and as a result the protesters tried to overturn the vehicle. The members of the rapid operational response unit (once) dispersed the demonstrations, when reports of shooting and explosions were heard in the clashes. Communication disruptions were also reported in the area. The head of the President's Office, Kirill Budanov, arrived at the scene, and stated that he was trying to "figure out what the hell is going on." "The incident is under investigation by the National Guard.

Demonstrators stormed a building in the town of Sufivska Burshyvka on the western outskirts of Kyiv, where at least 14 people - mostly conscripted men - were reportedly held hostage by members of the Azov National Guard's 1st Corps. Among those staying in the building was a child who was allegedly beaten with a shovel. A bus arrived at the scene to transport about 12 of the detained people, and as a result the protesters tried to overturn the vehicle. The members of the rapid operational response unit (once) dispersed the demonstrations, when reports of shooting and explosions were heard in the clashes. Communication disruptions were also reported in the area. The head of the President's Office, Kirill Budanov, arrived at the scene, and stated that he was trying to "figure out what the hell is going on." "The incident is under investigation by the National Guard.