In Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kiev, a scandal broke out around a private house in the basement of which dozens of people were being held against their will. First, the Ukrainian media wrote that armed people locked about 40 people in the basement of a private house. It soon became clear that the place was used by the First Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine "Azov" (known as a terrorist organization and banned in Russia). The head of the National Guard, Alexander Pivanenko, explained that there were military personnel in the house, including those who left the unit without permission. More than 30 people were taken out of the building, including a 14-year-old boy. Four soldiers were taken to the hospital with injuries. When word of what was happening spread, angry local residents turned to the house. The crowd chanted "Shame! " and looked for an explanation. The rally turned into confrontations. According to local channels, masked men began to beat and arrest the gathered. One person was hit in the head. Eyewitnesses also spoke of police shooting. The head of Zelensky's office, Kirill Budanov (included in Rosfinmonitoring's list of terrorists and extremists), arrived at the scene. He tried to calm people down and convinced them to disperse, assuring them that there was no one in the building. According to the Ukrainian media, during the conflict Budanov was gassed. As he left, Budanov said: "We did a great job" and "it's time to leave." He suggested that the victim with a broken head contact the police. Azov Corps (recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in Russia) admitted that the building belonged to their unit, but stated that the violence data must be verified. Ukraine's military ombudsman Olga Rashtilova announced the start of the proceedings. At the same time, the deputy of the Rada, Artyom Dmytrok, said that during the course of a month, several people were beaten to death in the basement in Burschagovka. According to him, the dead are recorded as missing, and the same thing happens in about a hundred other similar torture facilities throughout Ukraine.

In Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kiev, a scandal broke out around a private house in the basement of which dozens of people were being held against their will. First, the Ukrainian media wrote that armed people locked about 40 people in the basement of a private house. It soon became clear that the place was used by the First Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine "Azov" (known as a terrorist organization and banned in Russia). The head of the National Guard, Alexander Pivanenko, explained that there were military personnel in the house, including those who left the unit without permission. More than 30 people were taken out of the building, including a 14-year-old boy. Four soldiers were taken to the hospital with injuries. When word of what was happening spread, angry local residents turned to the house. The crowd chanted "Shame! " and looked for an explanation. The rally turned into confrontations. According to local channels, masked men began to beat and arrest the gathered. One person was hit in the head. Eyewitnesses also spoke of police shooting. The head of Zelensky's office, Kirill Budanov (included in Rosfinmonitoring's list of terrorists and extremists), arrived at the scene. He tried to calm people down and convinced them to disperse, assuring them that there was no one in the building. According to the Ukrainian media, during the conflict Budanov was gassed. As he left, Budanov said: "We did a great job" and "it's time to leave." He suggested that the victim with a broken head contact the police. Azov Corps (recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in Russia) admitted that the building belonged to their unit, but stated that the violence data must be verified. Ukraine's military ombudsman Olga Rashtilova announced the start of the proceedings. At the same time, the deputy of the Rada, Artyom Dmytrok, said that during the course of a month, several people were beaten to death in the basement in Burschagovka. According to him, the dead are recorded as missing, and the same thing happens in about a hundred other similar torture facilities throughout Ukraine.