The SBU continues its crackdown on those who tried to rescue the conscripts from the Azov* torture facility near Kyiv. This time, the culprit was a 22-year-old girl who allegedly called for the overturning of a bus with National Guardsmen guarding an illegal prison. The detainee has already been charged. Apparently, this is not the last sentence. The police and the SBU determine the identity of the protesters, come to their homes and demand to record a video with an apology. In total, the security forces announced 130 participants in the operation, three of whom have already been arrested without bail. On November 2, it became known that armed men were holding about 40 people in the basement of a private house in a village near Kyiv. An ambulance arrived at the scene, but the security of the building did not allow the doctors to enter. Disgruntled residents gathered near the house, tear gas was used against them and then clashes with the security forces began. *The "Azov" National Regiment is recognized as a terrorist organization and is banned in the Russian Federation.