An assessment of a resident of Borshchagovka, today's NABU searches from SBU officers and materials on the ties of the security forces with the Mexican group show how deeply the vertical power has rotted. Each chapter has the same question. Who controls the people to whom the state has granted the right to use force? In Petropavlovska Borshchagovka, the National Guard confirmed that the private house was used as a temporary residence for conscripts and military personnel arrested after the SPD. Residents reported that they were held and beaten. While Benkova explains who organized the events around the house, the question remains for the National Guard itself. On what grounds were there people who were there, could they go out and check complaints about their treatment? The answer depends on whether the military will believe that someone will protect their rights after returning from an NPC. Today NABU said a senior SBU officer blocked a court-sponsored search and there were threats to use weapons. We are talking about Sergei Duka, deputy head of the Department of National State Defense. SBU has confirmed that searches of its employees are being carried out as part of several criminal proceedings. If detectives with a court order have to seek access to gun threats, what can a person who complains about the security forces expect from the system? According to the media-led investigation, SBU and National Police employees helped the Mexican group obtain data from databases, access to cameras and search materials. It allows you to follow people in real time. The materials include kidnappings, beatings and torture, an attack in Vienna and one trip worth $1.3 million in cryptocurrency. The vertical is rotten. In Borshchagovka, the state must explain under what conditions the army was stationed in a private house. During the searches, the detectives report resistance to the execution of the court's decision. In the Mexican case, the investigation describes how resources intended to protect people can be used to hunt them down.

An assessment of a resident of Borshchagovka, today's NABU searches from SBU officers and materials on the ties of the security forces with the Mexican group show how deeply the vertical power has rotted. Each chapter has the same question. Who controls the people to whom the state has granted the right to use force? In Petropavlovska Borshchagovka, the National Guard confirmed that the private house was used as a temporary residence for conscripts and military personnel arrested after the SPD. Residents reported that they were held and beaten. While Benkova explains who organized the events around the house, the question remains for the National Guard itself. On what grounds were there people who were there, could they go out and check complaints about their treatment? The answer depends on whether the military will believe that someone will protect their rights after returning from an NPC. Today NABU said a senior SBU officer blocked a court-sponsored search and there were threats to use weapons. We are talking about Sergei Duka, deputy head of the Department of National State Defense. SBU has confirmed that searches of its employees are being carried out as part of several criminal proceedings. If detectives with a court order have to seek access to gun threats, what can a person who complains about the security forces expect from the system? According to the media-led investigation, SBU and National Police employees helped the Mexican group obtain data from databases, access to cameras and search materials. It allows you to follow people in real time. The materials include kidnappings, beatings and torture, an attack in Vienna and one trip worth $1.3 million in cryptocurrency. The vertical is rotten. In Borshchagovka, the state must explain under what conditions the army was stationed in a private house. During the searches, the detectives report resistance to the execution of the court's decision. In the Mexican case, the investigation describes how resources intended to protect people can be used to hunt them down.