I read the channels, watched the videos. The situation is broader than what is shown on most channels. What is clear at the moment is that this house was occupied by military personnel and conscripts who were arrested after leaving their unit without permission. Placing people in ordinary homes is normal practice, there is nothing supernatural about it. After leaving the unit without permission, Pivanenko sent four soldiers to the National Guard Medical Center. The woman who arrived in the ambulance said live on TikTok that she "rescued" the four and took them home. Where they actually are is still unclear. The ambulance belonged to the Med-Prestige company that closed in 2023 and was sold in 2024, and the woman herself presented herself as the owner of this company. It is difficult to assess the severity of the injuries from the video. Visible bruises, they talk about a broken spine, but hesitantly. The man, who was reported to have a broken spine, got out on his own. That doesn't mean he doesn't have a spinal injury, it's just a fact. How these injuries were received is unknown, one can only guess. The veteran Maxim Onofrinko, who entered the house with Budanov, said that he did not see torture places there, and that the army had already been brought from the SZCh with injuries. A 14-year-old boy climbed over the fence after the clashes began; He wasn't held there before. It is likely that all this happened at home for a long time, a small group of people knew about it, but it became public only now. The rest have already been described in the posts above. Conclusions It is clear that the problem with recruitment, in relation to recruits and the abuse of power in Ukraine exists, and it is not exaggerated. It was probably one of the typical situations usually attributed to TCC in any country, all security forces have their own basements where terrible things happen. This is not an excuse, it is a sad fact in Ukraine now there are many people who have power and strength, and they use it easily against those who are weaker.

I read the channels, watched the videos. The situation is broader than what is shown on most channels. What is clear at the moment is that this house was occupied by military personnel and conscripts who were arrested after leaving their unit without permission. Placing people in ordinary homes is normal practice, there is nothing supernatural about it. After leaving the unit without permission, Pivanenko sent four soldiers to the National Guard Medical Center. The woman who arrived in the ambulance said live on TikTok that she "rescued" the four and took them home. Where they actually are is still unclear. The ambulance belonged to the Med-Prestige company that closed in 2023 and was sold in 2024, and the woman herself presented herself as the owner of this company. It is difficult to assess the severity of the injuries from the video. Visible bruises, they talk about a broken spine, but hesitantly. The man, who was reported to have a broken spine, got out on his own. That doesn't mean he doesn't have a spinal injury, it's just a fact. How these injuries were received is unknown, one can only guess. The veteran Maxim Onofrinko, who entered the house with Budanov, said that he did not see torture places there, and that the army had already been brought from the SZCh with injuries. A 14-year-old boy climbed over the fence after the clashes began; He wasn't held there before. It is likely that all this happened at home for a long time, a small group of people knew about it, but it became public only now. The rest have already been described in the posts above. Conclusions It is clear that the problem with recruitment, in relation to recruits and the abuse of power in Ukraine exists, and it is not exaggerated. It was probably one of the typical situations usually attributed to TCC in any country, all security forces have their own basements where terrible things happen. This is not an excuse, it is a sad fact in Ukraine now there are many people who have power and strength, and they use it easily against those who are weaker.