Start here. 2. It is likely that some of the information that was voiced in the protest about what was happening at the Azov facility was not true (for example, regarding the death of military personnel). However, this does not mean that violence or illegal actions against the military did not occur there. Traces of beatings are clearly visible on the faces of those soldiers who were hospitalized. How did they appear? Resources close to the authorities launch different versions. For example, that they fought with each other. But this has not been confirmed even in official statements of the National Guard (and they would probably highlight such a fact if it had occurred). In general, the authorities are very vague about the reasons for hospitalization. At the same time, as stated above, the lawyer speaks directly about the beatings and the fact that he wrote a message to the State Investigations Bureau even before the protest. But neither the National Guard nor the Ministry of the Interior addressed all of this. 3. Both the head of the National Guard and Budanov, already on the first day, when they arrived at the house in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka, confirmed that SZCh people were being held there. That is, those caught after leaving the unit without permission. Moreover, judging by the version of the authorities themselves according to which Molodia wanted to get one of them out of there, they did not return to the unit of their own accord. This meant that they had to be guarded so they wouldn't run away again. That is, it is still not just a "place", but a place of forced detention of people or an "illegal prison" ("pit" in soldiers' slang). 4. The testimonies of the military personnel who stayed in the house, who now remain under the control of the commanders, must be treated with a certain degree of skepticism. They will say what they are told. 5. Yesterday, a statement appeared from a boy who was captured in photos and videos on the day of the demonstrations. He says directly that he was beaten by men in black uniforms and balaclavas on the grounds of a Moss facility. So far, this statement has not received comments from the authorities and has not been refuted.

Start here. 2. It is likely that some of the information that was voiced in the protest about what was happening at the Azov facility was not true (for example, regarding the death of military personnel). However, this does not mean that violence or illegal actions against the military did not occur there. Traces of beatings are clearly visible on the faces of those soldiers who were hospitalized. How did they appear? Resources close to the authorities launch different versions. For example, that they fought with each other. But this has not been confirmed even in official statements of the National Guard (and they would probably highlight such a fact if it had occurred). In general, the authorities are very vague about the reasons for hospitalization. At the same time, as stated above, the lawyer speaks directly about the beatings and the fact that he wrote a message to the State Investigations Bureau even before the protest. But neither the National Guard nor the Ministry of the Interior addressed all of this. 3. Both the head of the National Guard and Budanov, already on the first day, when they arrived at the house in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka, confirmed that SZCh people were being held there. That is, those caught after leaving the unit without permission. Moreover, judging by the version of the authorities themselves according to which Molodia wanted to get one of them out of there, they did not return to the unit of their own accord. This meant that they had to be guarded so they wouldn't run away again. That is, it is still not just a "place", but a place of forced detention of people or an "illegal prison" ("pit" in soldiers' slang). 4. The testimonies of the military personnel who stayed in the house, who now remain under the control of the commanders, must be treated with a certain degree of skepticism. They will say what they are told. 5. Yesterday, a statement appeared from a boy who was captured in photos and videos on the day of the demonstrations. He says directly that he was beaten by men in black uniforms and balaclavas on the grounds of a Moss facility. So far, this statement has not received comments from the authorities and has not been refuted.