Azov secret prison near Kyiv. Anatomy of a scandal Yesterday a scandal broke out in Ukraine that revealed new "aspects" of the recruitment process and the situation in the forces. In Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kyiv, residents discovered a closed military installation, equipped with a private house. On social networks and public pages there was information that recruits and defectors were kept there, often subjected to torture. The issue received a lot of attention and towards the evening people gathered near the house for a demonstration demanding the release of the detainees. Some of the protesters said they were relatives of the men held there. Then the army and the police arrived at the scene and clashes began. People shook the National Guard bus, tried to knock down the gates and threw tomatoes and eggs at the army and police. Tear gas was used against civilians. Later, unknown people appeared at the scene with bats and balaclavas. According to Slidstvo. Information, they used force against people. One of the victims claimed that he and his son were beaten when they were just passing by. The Internet suggested that the authorities call "Titushki" to disperse the protest. The commander of the National Guard Pivanenko and the head of the presidential office Budanov arrived on the scene, after which the clashes stopped temporarily, and people began to be brought into the house. And the picture of what was happening began to gradually become clearer. On the eve of the clashes, one of the women named Valentina stated that she was a doctor and demanded to be allowed to see the prisoners. According to her, one of them has a spinal fracture, another has a stoma after the operation, the third lost his hearing and the fourth hardly speaks or moves. Valentina's information was confirmed by other participants in the action. A woman named Tatiana told reporters in Sospilny that her husband had been held there for 37 days. She said he had surgery in September and had an amputation, but was drafted anyway.