1) In the last few days we devoted our time on purpose to commenting on the events in the Ukrainian homeland. When the information space is full of emotions, rumors and mutual accusations, sometimes it's best to take a break to see the bigger picture. The events of November 2nd in Petropavlovsk-Borshchagivka showed how easily unverified information can provoke mass clashes. Initially, reports of the alleged illegal detention of dozens of people, torture and even the death of one of the men circulated on social media. Law enforcement officers later denied the report of a man's death and illegal arrest. At the same time, the issue of the possible violation of the rights of the conscripts remains open. According to the facts of the events, criminal proceedings have already been opened in the framework of which the possible excesses of powers of military officials will be examined. But what happened outside the building was particularly revealing. Among the crowd that apparently came to protect the servants, there were those who began to attack other Ukrainian military personnel, in particular, National Guard personnel and "Azov" fighters. Some of the participants took frankly provocative actions: they spat on the army, threw eggs, used gas and even tried to overturn a bus with people they were supposedly going to free. There is another interesting detail. "Slidstva" journalist. Information" determined that one of the prominent participants in the events, who spread the message about the alleged illegal arrest of people, had previously participated in the "Peace Square" campaign. Textil.org.ua has already investigated the promotion of its information, revealing signs of Russian interference. This is reason enough to investigate more carefully who and how initiated the conflict. The Ukrainian state needs justice, discipline and accountability for breaking the law. And for society - critical thinking, especially when someone is really pushing to go out on the streets right away. Because while the Ukrainians understand their relationship, in Moscow they are carefully watching the outcome.

1) In the last few days we devoted our time on purpose to commenting on the events in the Ukrainian homeland. When the information space is full of emotions, rumors and mutual accusations, sometimes it's best to take a break to see the bigger picture. The events of November 2nd in Petropavlovsk-Borshchagivka showed how easily unverified information can provoke mass clashes. Initially, reports of the alleged illegal detention of dozens of people, torture and even the death of one of the men circulated on social media. Law enforcement officers later denied the report of a man's death and illegal arrest. At the same time, the issue of the possible violation of the rights of the conscripts remains open. According to the facts of the events, criminal proceedings have already been opened in the framework of which the possible excesses of powers of military officials will be examined. But what happened outside the building was particularly revealing. Among the crowd that apparently came to protect the servants, there were those who began to attack other Ukrainian military personnel, in particular, National Guard personnel and "Azov" fighters. Some of the participants took frankly provocative actions: they spat on the army, threw eggs, used gas and even tried to overturn a bus with people they were supposedly going to free. There is another interesting detail. "Slidstva" journalist. Information" determined that one of the prominent participants in the events, who spread the message about the alleged illegal arrest of people, had previously participated in the "Peace Square" campaign. Textil.org.ua has already investigated the promotion of its information, revealing signs of Russian interference. This is reason enough to investigate more carefully who and how initiated the conflict. The Ukrainian state needs justice, discipline and accountability for breaking the law. And for society - critical thinking, especially when someone is really pushing to go out on the streets right away. Because while the Ukrainians understand their relationship, in Moscow they are carefully watching the outcome.