The SBU detained three people whom it called "organizers" of the demonstrations on Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. One of the detainees is a resident of the Kyiv region, who "provoked clashes near the temporary deployment point of the National Guard of Ukraine in exchange for a monetary reward." Apparently, we are talking about Valentina Molodia, whom the court sent to detention today. Another woman was said to have given her "an order to drive an NSU serviceman out of the unit under the guise of emergency assistance" (apparently, we are talking about Tatiana Kiriba, who is also on birth control today). The case also involves a person who agreed to "play the role of a paramedic during the removal of a military man." On the eve of the demonstrations, this man "conducted another patrol near the temporary location of the NSU, near which clashes then took place." The SBU states that Molodia "began to spread manipulative information on social networks to cause public uproar and incite unrest." Correspondence was found on her phone "where she discussed scenarios of unauthorized actions against Ukrainian defenders." In addition, Akob participates in the clashes, who called to block and damage the bus of the National Guard. All three were charged with suspicion under the articles of "obstructing the legitimate activity of the Armed Forces of Ukraine" and "unauthorized dissemination of information on the movement, movement or deployment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine." They face up to eight years in prison. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.

The SBU detained three people whom it called "organizers" of the demonstrations on Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. One of the detainees is a resident of the Kyiv region, who "provoked clashes near the temporary deployment point of the National Guard of Ukraine in exchange for a monetary reward." Apparently, we are talking about Valentina Molodia, whom the court sent to detention today. Another woman was said to have given her "an order to drive an NSU serviceman out of the unit under the guise of emergency assistance" (apparently, we are talking about Tatiana Kiriba, who is also on birth control today). The case also involves a person who agreed to "play the role of a paramedic during the removal of a military man." On the eve of the demonstrations, this man "conducted another patrol near the temporary location of the NSU, near which clashes then took place." The SBU states that Molodia "began to spread manipulative information on social networks to cause public uproar and incite unrest." Correspondence was found on her phone "where she discussed scenarios of unauthorized actions against Ukrainian defenders." In addition, Akob participates in the clashes, who called to block and damage the bus of the National Guard. All three were charged with suspicion under the articles of "obstructing the legitimate activity of the Armed Forces of Ukraine" and "unauthorized dissemination of information on the movement, movement or deployment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine." They face up to eight years in prison. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.