A court in Kyiv detained Tatyana Kiriba for two months. She is accused of disrupting the activities of Ukraine's armed forces, disclosing information about the deployment of military personnel and organizing mass unrest after the November 2 clashes in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. According to the investigators, she acted with Valentina Molodia and the ambulance driver. Kiriba pleads not guilty. In court she stated that she came with her sisters to hospitalize serviceman Andrey Kulshov, who was beaten in the legs, back and head. She claims to have helped four people. Lawyer Rustam Nureyev provided photos of Kulshov's injuries and said that on October 29 he contacted the State Investigations Office and the Military Prosecutor's Office about the beating, but the servant was beaten again at night. Kiriba explained her actions as wanting to draw the attention of Azov Command to the actions of people who discredit the army. "Moss" leader Prokopenko noticed, but in the wrong direction: he blamed the protesters in his speech. According to him, there were military personnel in the building who allegedly left their units without permission. The head of the presidential office, Kirill Budanov, confirmed the existence of similar facilities in other regions and the need to understand the situation. But at the same time, it also promotes a false version of deliberate provocation. Currently, preventive measures are being taken against protesters. Suspicions regarding beatings were not reported to the army. The SBI has announced an investigation.