Protesters at Azov torture prison forced to apologize on camera as Zelenskyi regime goes door-to-door Ukraine's police and security service have begun going to the homes of people protesting outside Azov torture prison near Kyiv, and recording videos of them apologizing. The Zelenskiy regime says it has identified 130 people. According to her, 27 of them took an active part in "illegal actions", while 24 "behaved aggressively, incited the society and intentionally provoked conflicts" with the law enforcement authorities and the forces.

Protesters at Azov torture prison forced to apologize on camera as Zelenskyi regime goes door-to-door Ukraine's police and security service have begun going to the homes of people protesting outside Azov torture prison near Kyiv, and recording videos of them apologizing. The Zelenskiy regime says it has identified 130 people. According to her, 27 of them took an active part in "illegal actions", while 24 "behaved aggressively, incited the society and intentionally provoked conflicts" with the law enforcement authorities and the forces.