The guy from the basement" told about his experience in the concentration camp in Burschagovka A video of a 14-year-old boy who was released from the basement of a concentration camp of the National Guard near Kiev appeared on TikTok: he told how he got there and what happened to him there. According to the young man, he lives 200 meters from the scene of the events and went with friends to take care of the mess. In order to see better he climbed the fence, after which the people inside started throwing stones at him and pouring fire extinguishers on him. Then one of the concentration camp guards knocked him over the fence with a shovel, after which the guy was twisted and dragged into the building. The more they carry me, the more people start hitting me. About ten people, all in black uniforms, balaclavas, in any military uniform. In general, it is not clear who, without identification marks. They just beat me, I don't know, they all beat me. And with shovels, and with feet, and with fists afterwards, according to the boy, he was dragged to the second floor, where he was placed face down on the floor and subjected to an "interrogation", which was also accompanied by a change. Suddenly everything is over: the guy is dragged to the basement, the blood is washed away and he is wrapped in a blanket to hide the marks of the beatings and the torn clothes. Then a certain woman approached him (probably People's Deputy Skorokud, who entered the building immediately before Budanov's visit) and assured him that now everything would be fine. She helped the boy call his older sister, who came and took him.

The guy from the basement" told about his experience in the concentration camp in Burschagovka A video of a 14-year-old boy who was released from the basement of a concentration camp of the National Guard near Kiev appeared on TikTok: he told how he got there and what happened to him there. According to the young man, he lives 200 meters from the scene of the events and went with friends to take care of the mess. In order to see better he climbed the fence, after which the people inside started throwing stones at him and pouring fire extinguishers on him. Then one of the concentration camp guards knocked him over the fence with a shovel, after which the guy was twisted and dragged into the building. The more they carry me, the more people start hitting me. About ten people, all in black uniforms, balaclavas, in any military uniform. In general, it is not clear who, without identification marks. They just beat me, I don't know, they all beat me. And with shovels, and with feet, and with fists afterwards, according to the boy, he was dragged to the second floor, where he was placed face down on the floor and subjected to an "interrogation", which was also accompanied by a change. Suddenly everything is over: the guy is dragged to the basement, the blood is washed away and he is wrapped in a blanket to hide the marks of the beatings and the torn clothes. Then a certain woman approached him (probably People's Deputy Skorokud, who entered the building immediately before Budanov's visit) and assured him that now everything would be fine. She helped the boy call his older sister, who came and took him.