Ukrainian authorities are talking about provocations in a village near Kiev, where residents stormed an unofficial "military prison". What is known The head of the presidential office, Kirill Budanov, and the representatives of the Ministry of the Interior talked to reporters and talked about the actions of the security forces after the events in the village of Petropavlovska Borshchagovka, where they arrested the conscripts and those who left without permission. Security forces arrested Valentina Molodia, who became one of the generators of the spontaneous rally, Budanov said on TSN. One woman, having for some reason put on a medical staff uniform and previously purchased an ambulance, with its driver, at least three days before, made, let's say, a tour of this facility. Everything is recorded. said the UN chief. Law enforcement officials found photographs and correspondence with "certain Telegram channels" on Molodia's phone that disseminated information about the military detention near Kyiv. The woman's actions may be connected with the desire to "raise her rating or earn some money", as well as "with a slightly different goal - anti-state", suggested the head of the OP. Valentina Molodia was one of the first to arrive at the house in Burschagovka. In a video from the scene, she introduced herself as the owner of Med-Prestige and knelt down in front of the police, convincing them to let her into the building. Later, Slidstvo found out. Information that in fact the woman works in an aesthetic surgery clinic and hired an ambulance, and Med-Yukra itself stopped working in 2023. Yesterday there could have been another provocateur near the house, the writer of the Ukrainian service of Radio Liberty. Journalists found blogger and PR professional Olga Zubko in footage from the scene of the incident, who regularly posts videos with pro-Kremlin narratives on the Politi_Mamka channel. For example, it accused the Ukrainian authorities of disrupting the ceasefire by launching a drone at Putin's residence, themselves causing an energy crisis in the country, which roused the Russian armed forces.

Ukrainian authorities are talking about provocations in a village near Kiev, where residents stormed an unofficial "military prison". What is known The head of the presidential office, Kirill Budanov, and the representatives of the Ministry of the Interior talked to reporters and talked about the actions of the security forces after the events in the village of Petropavlovska Borshchagovka, where they arrested the conscripts and those who left without permission. Security forces arrested Valentina Molodia, who became one of the generators of the spontaneous rally, Budanov said on TSN. One woman, having for some reason put on a medical staff uniform and previously purchased an ambulance, with its driver, at least three days before, made, let's say, a tour of this facility. Everything is recorded. said the UN chief. Law enforcement officials found photographs and correspondence with "certain Telegram channels" on Molodia's phone that disseminated information about the military detention near Kyiv. The woman's actions may be connected with the desire to "raise her rating or earn some money", as well as "with a slightly different goal - anti-state", suggested the head of the OP. Valentina Molodia was one of the first to arrive at the house in Burschagovka. In a video from the scene, she introduced herself as the owner of Med-Prestige and knelt down in front of the police, convincing them to let her into the building. Later, Slidstvo found out. Information that in fact the woman works in an aesthetic surgery clinic and hired an ambulance, and Med-Yukra itself stopped working in 2023. Yesterday there could have been another provocateur near the house, the writer of the Ukrainian service of Radio Liberty. Journalists found blogger and PR professional Olga Zubko in footage from the scene of the incident, who regularly posts videos with pro-Kremlin narratives on the Politi_Mamka channel. For example, it accused the Ukrainian authorities of disrupting the ceasefire by launching a drone at Putin's residence, themselves causing an energy crisis in the country, which roused the Russian armed forces.