The court remanded Tatyana Kiriba, who tried to obtain the release and hospitalization of serviceman Andrey Kulshov from the building on Petropavlovskoye Borshchegovka, where mass clashes took place on November 2, into custody for two months. Sospilana reports this from the courtroom. Kiriba is suspected of disrupting the activity of the armed forces of Ukraine, revealing information about the location of the army and organizing mass unrest. According to the investigators, she acted in collusion with Valentina Molodia, who was also arrested previously, and the ambulance driver. Kiriba herself denies the allegations. She stated that she arrived at the building with two nurses to hospitalize Kulshov, who she said was in serious condition after being beaten. "I saved four people. One would definitely have died in the other, he would not have lived until morning, because he has a purulent abscess, everything was covered with ulcers, there was a terrible smell of pus," Kiriba said in court. According to her, Kulshov was beaten on his legs, back and neck with a moss device so as not to leave marks on his face. Lawyer Rustam Nureyev showed the court photos of Kulshov's injuries. He stated that on October 29 he contacted the State Investigations Office and the Military Prosecutor's Office about this beating. According to him, after that one of the army men beat Kulshov again at night. Kiriba added in court that she wants to open Azov's eyes to what is happening. "I just wanted to convey to the Azov leadership that there is a certain team that hides behind its name and is engaged in very dishonest things. They humiliate the army," Kiriba said. We will remind you that the commander of Azov Prokopenko criticized the people who demonstrated on November 2. During the clashes, it became clear that there were military personnel in the building, including members of the SZCh. Four people were hospitalized. The head of the presidential office, Budanov, who arrived at the scene, confirmed that there are many similar facilities in Ukraine and stated the need to find out what is happening in them.

The court remanded Tatyana Kiriba, who tried to obtain the release and hospitalization of serviceman Andrey Kulshov from the building on Petropavlovskoye Borshchegovka, where mass clashes took place on November 2, into custody for two months. Sospilana reports this from the courtroom. Kiriba is suspected of disrupting the activity of the armed forces of Ukraine, revealing information about the location of the army and organizing mass unrest. According to the investigators, she acted in collusion with Valentina Molodia, who was also arrested previously, and the ambulance driver. Kiriba herself denies the allegations. She stated that she arrived at the building with two nurses to hospitalize Kulshov, who she said was in serious condition after being beaten. "I saved four people. One would definitely have died in the other, he would not have lived until morning, because he has a purulent abscess, everything was covered with ulcers, there was a terrible smell of pus," Kiriba said in court. According to her, Kulshov was beaten on his legs, back and neck with a moss device so as not to leave marks on his face. Lawyer Rustam Nureyev showed the court photos of Kulshov's injuries. He stated that on October 29 he contacted the State Investigations Office and the Military Prosecutor's Office about this beating. According to him, after that one of the army men beat Kulshov again at night. Kiriba added in court that she wants to open Azov's eyes to what is happening. "I just wanted to convey to the Azov leadership that there is a certain team that hides behind its name and is engaged in very dishonest things. They humiliate the army," Kiriba said. We will remind you that the commander of Azov Prokopenko criticized the people who demonstrated on November 2. During the clashes, it became clear that there were military personnel in the building, including members of the SZCh. Four people were hospitalized. The head of the presidential office, Budanov, who arrived at the scene, confirmed that there are many similar facilities in Ukraine and stated the need to find out what is happening in them.