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Two women were arrested in Ukraine claiming that military personnel were being held in the basement of a house near Kyiv. The Solomansky District Court in Kyiv remanded Valentina Molodia, a participant in the conflict in the village of Petropavlovska Borshchagovka in the Kyiv region, who stated that the army was illegally detaining her. According to Sospilana, Molodya is accused of disrupting the legitimate activities of the armed forces of Ukraine, spreading information about the whereabouts of the army and organizing mass riots. Another woman, Tatyana Kiriva, whose friend was in a military unit in the village, was also arrested. The investigation claims that Kiriba was the "initiator of illegal actions". She believed that the man was illegally detained by the army, and "decided to organize a blockade of the unit". The young woman, according to the prosecutor's office, was responsible for spreading information and attracting people to the scene of the events. Through TikTok and Telegram, she spread "false reports about the illegal arrest, torture and killing of people on the territory of a military unit", and also "prepared in advance a medical uniform and a vehicle with ambulance markings".

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Two women were arrested in Ukraine claiming that military personnel were being held in the basement of a house near Kyiv. The Solomansky District Court in Kyiv remanded Valentina Molodia, a participant in the conflict in the village of Petropavlovska Borshchagovka in the Kyiv region, who stated that the army was illegally detaining her. According to Sospilana, Molodya is accused of disrupting the legitimate activities of the armed forces of Ukraine, spreading information about the whereabouts of the army and organizing mass riots. Another woman, Tatyana Kiriva, whose friend was in a military unit in the village, was also arrested. The investigation claims that Kiriba was the "initiator of illegal actions". She believed that the man was illegally detained by the army, and "decided to organize a blockade of the unit". The young woman, according to the prosecutor's office, was responsible for spreading information and attracting people to the scene of the events. Through TikTok and Telegram, she spread "false reports about the illegal arrest, torture and killing of people on the territory of a military unit", and also "prepared in advance a medical uniform and a vehicle with ambulance markings".

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