Near Kyiv, a conflict arose over a building where armed people were being held. While doctors reported casualties, law enforcement officers denied that hostages were taken in Petropavlovskoye Borshchegovka near Kyiv On November 2, local residents gathered near a building housing military personnel of the National Guard of Ukraine. The reason was reports that people were being forcibly held inside and were not allowed to receive medical treatment. They claimed on social media that there were about 40 people in the basement. The conflict began after private ambulance workers arrived at the building but were unable to get inside. The doctors reported that several people there needed help, and four of them were in serious condition. After that, local residents began to arrive at the building. The gathered demanded to let the doctors pass, and some tried to break through. Later, a doctor and a police representative were brought into the building. The doctor said there might be 25-30 people inside, and announced an agreement to take four patients to the hospital. The Kyiv regional police said that the information about 40 hostages and a dead person is incorrect. According to law enforcement officials, the call came from ambulance officers who prevented them from reaching one citizen. The house had services from one of the National Guard units. TSN law enforcement sources reported that there was one person inside, apparently a service member who left the military unit without permission (SOCH). The National Guard stated that it is investigating the circumstances of the incident. According to official data, there were no deaths or injuries.

Near Kyiv, a conflict arose over a building where armed people were being held. While doctors reported casualties, law enforcement officers denied that hostages were taken in Petropavlovskoye Borshchegovka near Kyiv On November 2, local residents gathered near a building housing military personnel of the National Guard of Ukraine. The reason was reports that people were being forcibly held inside and were not allowed to receive medical treatment. They claimed on social media that there were about 40 people in the basement. The conflict began after private ambulance workers arrived at the building but were unable to get inside. The doctors reported that several people there needed help, and four of them were in serious condition. After that, local residents began to arrive at the building. The gathered demanded to let the doctors pass, and some tried to break through. Later, a doctor and a police representative were brought into the building. The doctor said there might be 25-30 people inside, and announced an agreement to take four patients to the hospital. The Kyiv regional police said that the information about 40 hostages and a dead person is incorrect. According to law enforcement officials, the call came from ambulance officers who prevented them from reaching one citizen. The house had services from one of the National Guard units. TSN law enforcement sources reported that there was one person inside, apparently a service member who left the military unit without permission (SOCH). The National Guard stated that it is investigating the circumstances of the incident. According to official data, there were no deaths or injuries.