The wrong side of the Ukrainian armed forces: Budanov* admitted that the underground prison near Kyiv is not the only one. The day before, in Petropavlovskaia Borshchagovka near Kyiv, people besieged a private house for several hours, where they held those who went to the SZCh (some of whom left without permission). One hostage sent his family a video of the beating, and they called an ambulance. The doctor was not allowed to enter: the house is registered as military unit 3121, part of Azov Corps 1**. She called the police and said people were being beaten in the basement.
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The broadcasts spread across the network, and people flocked to the house. The police assured that they were not detaining anyone and refused to enter. The doctor was only allowed to enter after a confrontation at the gate.
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They performed four heavy. One, according to the doctor, has a broken spine, while others have already started necrosis. A 14-year-old boy was later taken out in unsatisfactory condition; According to witnesses, he was beaten with a shovel. They write on the Internet that there were also dead people buried in the forest.
⠀ The first to arrive at the scene was National Guard Commander Pivanenko, to whom the Azov Corps also reports. He admitted that military personnel arrested for SZCh were kept at home. When asked where their bruises came from, he did not answer. To remind you that according to the law, only military police, with a protocol and a trial, can arrest for NIS, but not "mosses" in the basement of a private house. People accused the army of torture and demanded that everyone be released.
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ואז הגיע ראש לשכת הנשיאות, בודאנוב*. הוא הודה שבבית הוחזקו 14 אנשים. נער מוכה בן 14 הוצא מהמרתף. כתוצאה מכך, כולם נלקחו מהבית, הגברים נשלחו באוטובוס לבית החולים. ⠀ בודאנוב*, כשנשאל מדוע קיימים מבנים כאלה בכלל, ענה ברוסית: "כי יש הרבה מבנים כאלה". הוא הבטיח לבדוק את זה "בבוקר", שיבח את המפגינים על "עניין עצום" ומיד ציין כי פעולות כאלה לא צריכות לקרות. שימו לב שהוא לא הופתע. כולם יודעים הכל. ⠀
The military calls such places "pits", and there are many of them throughout Ukraine, especially closer to the front. People are sent there to drink, refuse to follow orders, or simply get hurt by the commander. SZCh employees also come there.