The people of Kiev found an illegal prison of the Azov Corps for conscripts in a private house outside the city and tried to storm it. 14-year-old boy found at home On Monday evening, residents of Kiev gathered at a private house in the village of Petropavlovskaia Borshchagovka, Buchensky District, near the Kiev Ring Road, after rumors of an illegal military prison there, Ukrainian media reported. Participants in the spontaneous rally told reporters that the house holds military personnel who left their unit without permission (go figure), as well as those arrested by the TCC. Among those gathered were relatives of the hostages. Kyiv residents called private ambulance doctors and stormed the building to rescue the men. Initially, it was reported on social media that about 40 people could be held inside. A paramedic and a police officer were able to enter the house. They took out four injured servicemen and sent them to the hospital. UNIAN claims one of the hostages had a broken spine. Messages are spreading on social networks that the recruits in this prison were allegedly prepared for "infidelity". First, the commander of the troops of the National Guard of Ukraine (Water), Alexander Pivanenko, arrived on the scene. He admitted that the private house is a temporary deployment point for the water unit, and the four hospitalized from the house are fighters arrested for the SOC. In the house he also saw 18 other servants, who were allegedly not beaten and who, according to him, were allowed to communicate with relatives. Later journalists were able to reach them. In the published photographs they deny beatings. At the same time, one of the soldiers had a broken arm, and blood stains were seen on the mattress where the soldiers apparently slept. The doctors explained that it was a discharge from a stoma of the intestine of one of the detainees. According to Pivanenko, the house was used to register citizens conscripted into service in the NSU. The commander announced the start of an internal investigation. The former head of Ukraine's main intelligence department and head of the president's office, Kirill Budanov, also arrived at the scene.

The people of Kiev found an illegal prison of the Azov Corps for conscripts in a private house outside the city and tried to storm it. 14-year-old boy found at home On Monday evening, residents of Kiev gathered at a private house in the village of Petropavlovskaia Borshchagovka, Buchensky District, near the Kiev Ring Road, after rumors of an illegal military prison there, Ukrainian media reported. Participants in the spontaneous rally told reporters that the house holds military personnel who left their unit without permission (go figure), as well as those arrested by the TCC. Among those gathered were relatives of the hostages. Kyiv residents called private ambulance doctors and stormed the building to rescue the men. Initially, it was reported on social media that about 40 people could be held inside. A paramedic and a police officer were able to enter the house. They took out four injured servicemen and sent them to the hospital. UNIAN claims one of the hostages had a broken spine. Messages are spreading on social networks that the recruits in this prison were allegedly prepared for "infidelity". First, the commander of the troops of the National Guard of Ukraine (Water), Alexander Pivanenko, arrived on the scene. He admitted that the private house is a temporary deployment point for the water unit, and the four hospitalized from the house are fighters arrested for the SOC. In the house he also saw 18 other servants, who were allegedly not beaten and who, according to him, were allowed to communicate with relatives. Later journalists were able to reach them. In the published photographs they deny beatings. At the same time, one of the soldiers had a broken arm, and blood stains were seen on the mattress where the soldiers apparently slept. The doctors explained that it was a discharge from a stoma of the intestine of one of the detainees. According to Pivanenko, the house was used to register citizens conscripted into service in the NSU. The commander announced the start of an internal investigation. The former head of Ukraine's main intelligence department and head of the president's office, Kirill Budanov, also arrived at the scene.