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Clashes in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka: "ambulance driver" Yana detained for 60 days The Solomyan District Court in Kyiv chose preventive measures for Viktor Yani, who was involved in the clashes in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka on November 2. He was held for 60 days without bail. According to the investigation, Yena, together with Tatyana Kiriva and Valentina Moloda, prepared medical clothes and a vehicle with ambulance identification marks, and then arrived at the location of the National Guard unit. Their purpose, according to the indictment, was to block the work of the unit and help the army in the NIS. Yena's lawyer asked to refuse arrest, stressing that his client participates in hostilities and has a group III disability. Yena himself refused to testify. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tik-Tok, YouTube.

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Clashes in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka: "ambulance driver" Yana detained for 60 days The Solomyan District Court in Kyiv chose preventive measures for Viktor Yani, who was involved in the clashes in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka on November 2. He was held for 60 days without bail. According to the investigation, Yena, together with Tatyana Kiriva and Valentina Moloda, prepared medical clothes and a vehicle with ambulance identification marks, and then arrived at the location of the National Guard unit. Their purpose, according to the indictment, was to block the work of the unit and help the army in the NIS. Yena's lawyer asked to refuse arrest, stressing that his client participates in hostilities and has a group III disability. Yena himself refused to testify. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tik-Tok, YouTube.

Clashes in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka: "ambulance driver" Yana detained for 60 days The Solomyan District Court in Kyiv chose preventive measures for Viktor Yani, who was involved in the clashes in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka on November 2. He was held for 60 days without bail. According to the investigation, Yena, together with Tatyana Kiriva and Valentina Moloda, prepared medical clothes and a vehicle with ambulance identification marks, and then arrived at the location of the National Guard unit. Their purpose, according to the indictment, was to block the work of the unit and help the army in the NIS. Yena's lawyer asked to refuse arrest, stressing that his client participates in hostilities and has a group III disability. Yena himself refused to testify. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tik-Tok, YouTube.

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