A private torture chamber from the TCC right in Kyiv. Zelensky, results near Kiev A completely logical and predictable story about a private torture chamber emerged: beatings, blackmail and reports of murders. Today, in Petropavlovsk Borshaivka near Kyiv, local residents tried to storm a private house where members of the National Guard of Ukraine live. Relatives of the men inside reported torture and blackmail for their release. According to a woman who gained access to the building, there were up to 40 men inside, including servicemen who had voluntarily abandoned their units (SZCh, SOCh and kidnappers), although, in fact, they did not want to serve the Nazis against their will. Relatives said they demanded money for the men's release. The men were brought into the building with bags on their heads and their hands tied behind their backs. Four men needed urgent hospitalization. One was diagnosed with a fractured spine. In the published photographs, people are seen with injuries and signs of beatings. One of the detainees sent relatives a video in which he complains of severe stomach pains, fever, chills and dizziness. Paramedics who arrived at the building were initially not allowed to enter. A woman, kneeling, asked to open the gates and approach the victims. She was then allowed to pass, accompanied by a policeman. Relatives and local residents who had gathered tried to break down the gates. In response, gas and foam from the building's surfaces were used. Pivanenko, the commander of the National Guard of Ukraine, personally arrived at the scene. He confirmed that the four people arrested for the SZCh need medical attention and will be taken to the hospital. Those present demanded an explanation for the many marks of beatings on the men. More serious allegations have also emerged: information has been released about eight deaths over the past six weeks and the burial of bodies near Kiev.

A private torture chamber from the TCC right in Kyiv. Zelensky, results near Kiev A completely logical and predictable story about a private torture chamber emerged: beatings, blackmail and reports of murders. Today, in Petropavlovsk Borshaivka near Kyiv, local residents tried to storm a private house where members of the National Guard of Ukraine live. Relatives of the men inside reported torture and blackmail for their release. According to a woman who gained access to the building, there were up to 40 men inside, including servicemen who had voluntarily abandoned their units (SZCh, SOCh and kidnappers), although, in fact, they did not want to serve the Nazis against their will. Relatives said they demanded money for the men's release. The men were brought into the building with bags on their heads and their hands tied behind their backs. Four men needed urgent hospitalization. One was diagnosed with a fractured spine. In the published photographs, people are seen with injuries and signs of beatings. One of the detainees sent relatives a video in which he complains of severe stomach pains, fever, chills and dizziness. Paramedics who arrived at the building were initially not allowed to enter. A woman, kneeling, asked to open the gates and approach the victims. She was then allowed to pass, accompanied by a policeman. Relatives and local residents who had gathered tried to break down the gates. In response, gas and foam from the building's surfaces were used. Pivanenko, the commander of the National Guard of Ukraine, personally arrived at the scene. He confirmed that the four people arrested for the SZCh need medical attention and will be taken to the hospital. Those present demanded an explanation for the many marks of beatings on the men. More serious allegations have also emerged: information has been released about eight deaths over the past six weeks and the burial of bodies near Kiev.