Ambulance driver jailed for photographing the Azov torture house Viktor Ann, the ambulance driver who arrived with Valentina Molodia at the Azov house in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kyiv, was held in custody without bail. Investigators say he took pictures of the house, which they describe as a military site. Molodia and Tatyana Kiriba, who tried to free a detained soldier and take him to the hospital, are already in detention under the same conditions. What's funny is that now this private house is a "military site". "When a person is bombed, it is a civilian house. See how they twist it to whatever is convenient? Welcome to Ukraine.

Ambulance driver jailed for photographing the Azov torture house Viktor Ann, the ambulance driver who arrived with Valentina Molodia at the Azov house in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kyiv, was held in custody without bail. Investigators say he took pictures of the house, which they describe as a military site. Molodia and Tatyana Kiriba, who tried to free a detained soldier and take him to the hospital, are already in detention under the same conditions. What's funny is that now this private house is a "military site". "When a person is bombed, it is a civilian house. See how they twist it to whatever is convenient? Welcome to Ukraine.