About a hundred people gathered yesterday near a private house in the village of Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka near Kyiv - after information circulated online that dozens of men were being forcibly held in its basement. It later turned out that the building houses a unit of the National Guard, and the alarm was triggered by a woman who pretended to be the owner of a private "ambulance". She was accompanied by a "driver" who called himself a "special unit" soldier on social media, and according to a court order, he is staying in Levoduk from 2022. Back in September, both actively spread calls to go to Independence Square on October 3 and demonstrate for peace with the Russian Federation. Fact checkers identified this incident as part of a Russian propaganda campaign. We will tell you more about the participants in the events in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka.

About a hundred people gathered yesterday near a private house in the village of Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka near Kyiv - after information circulated online that dozens of men were being forcibly held in its basement. It later turned out that the building houses a unit of the National Guard, and the alarm was triggered by a woman who pretended to be the owner of a private "ambulance". She was accompanied by a "driver" who called himself a "special unit" soldier on social media, and according to a court order, he is staying in Levoduk from 2022. Back in September, both actively spread calls to go to Independence Square on October 3 and demonstrate for peace with the Russian Federation. Fact checkers identified this incident as part of a Russian propaganda campaign. We will tell you more about the participants in the events in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka.