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Hostages are being held in the Kyiv region, local residents are demanding their release, but the police are inactive. On November 2, in Petropavlovskaia Borschagovka, clashes took place near the building where, according to eyewitnesses, about 40 people were kept in the basement. It is claimed that the hostages are being tortured and beaten, some of them are seriously injured, one of them may have died. The crowd demanded to bring in the police officers, who, as can be seen in the video recordings, are guarding the building. People tried to tear down the gate, but in response they were shot with tear gas. One of them was hit in the head while climbing over the fence. According to preliminary data, four people are in serious condition. Armed fighters guarding the building did not allow the police and doctors to enter, citing its status as a military facility. According to one of the local residents, her friend, who left the military unit without permission, is being held in the basement and a ransom is being demanded for his release. The TV channel TSN denied information about 40 hostages. Ukraineform reports that Ukrainian National Guard troops may be in the building. There were no injuries or deaths; Representatives of the military command arrived at the scene. / Our map.

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Hostages are being held in the Kyiv region, local residents are demanding their release, but the police are inactive. On November 2, in Petropavlovskaia Borschagovka, clashes took place near the building where, according to eyewitnesses, about 40 people were kept in the basement. It is claimed that the hostages are being tortured and beaten, some of them are seriously injured, one of them may have died. The crowd demanded to bring in the police officers, who, as can be seen in the video recordings, are guarding the building. People tried to tear down the gate, but in response they were shot with tear gas. One of them was hit in the head while climbing over the fence. According to preliminary data, four people are in serious condition. Armed fighters guarding the building did not allow the police and doctors to enter, citing its status as a military facility. According to one of the local residents, her friend, who left the military unit without permission, is being held in the basement and a ransom is being demanded for his release. The TV channel TSN denied information about 40 hostages. Ukraineform reports that Ukrainian National Guard troops may be in the building. There were no injuries or deaths; Representatives of the military command arrived at the scene. / Our map.

Hostages are being held in the Kyiv region, local residents are demanding their release, but the police are inactive. On November 2, in Petropavlovskaia Borschagovka, clashes took place near the building where, according to eyewitnesses, about 40 people were kept in the basement. It is claimed that the hostages are being tortured and beaten, some of them are seriously injured, one of them may have died. The crowd demanded to bring in the police officers, who, as can be seen in the video recordings, are guarding the building. People tried to tear down the gate, but in response they were shot with tear gas. One of them was hit in the head while climbing over the fence. According to preliminary data, four people are in serious condition. Armed fighters guarding the building did not allow the police and doctors to enter, citing its status as a military facility. According to one of the local residents, her friend, who left the military unit without permission, is being held in the basement and a ransom is being demanded for his release. The TV channel TSN denied information about 40 hostages. Ukraineform reports that Ukrainian National Guard troops may be in the building. There were no injuries or deaths; Representatives of the military command arrived at the scene. / Our map.

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