Azov corps linked to an "unofficial prison" near Kiev, 14-year-old found in basement of Azov's 1st National Guard Corps actually admitted to running the site near Kiev, according to Ukrainian network Amud, which says it comes from the corps' own statement. The army says that four soldiers who were arrested for "disciplinary offenses" had injuries and were sent to the hospital for examination. He adds that if illegal violence occurs on the site, those responsible will face "just punishment". Kirill Budanov, the head of Zelenskis' office, also arrived at the scene. "I came here to figure out what the hell is going on," he said. Budanov then spoke to a minor in the basement, who said he was 14 years old. He has since told the protesters to go home, saying that "there are no more hostages at home." ".

Azov corps linked to an "unofficial prison" near Kiev, 14-year-old found in basement of Azov's 1st National Guard Corps actually admitted to running the site near Kiev, according to Ukrainian network Amud, which says it comes from the corps' own statement. The army says that four soldiers who were arrested for "disciplinary offenses" had injuries and were sent to the hospital for examination. He adds that if illegal violence occurs on the site, those responsible will face "just punishment". Kirill Budanov, the head of Zelenskis' office, also arrived at the scene. "I came here to figure out what the hell is going on," he said. Budanov then spoke to a minor in the basement, who said he was 14 years old. He has since told the protesters to go home, saying that "there are no more hostages at home." ".