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Just two stories: the story is the first in the video - the 23-year-old son of journalist Olga Levchuk is held in the Pechersk shopping center in Kiev and forced to sign a contract with the APU. Luchuk herself wrote to the police about illegal arrest, but they do nothing. The second story in the picture - the twenty-year-old St. Petersburg was beaten and forced to sign a contract with "Crosses-2", says his mother. According to Daniel Zalozny's mother, on October 19 the young man was arrested, he found narcotics. According to the woman, in the 52nd police department, her son was beaten into giving the password to the phone and cried out guilty. Daniel is accused of possessing and distributing drugs. Later, the court sent Daniel to the Christie-2 Detention Center in Koln. According to his mother, at the end of October, his son called her and told her that the prison officer convinced him to sign the contract. After that a prisoner was brought to Taw, who threatened him with physical violence, promised to beat his head on the battery and burn him with boiling water. Daniel was frightened and signed the contract. According to relatives, Daniel was taken to Orange and sent to the front. His mother contacted the military prosecutor's office and the investors committee. Watch the news."

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Just two stories: the story is the first in the video - the 23-year-old son of journalist Olga Levchuk is held in the Pechersk shopping center in Kiev and forced to sign a contract with the APU. Luchuk herself wrote to the police about illegal arrest, but they do nothing. The second story in the picture - the twenty-year-old St. Petersburg was beaten and forced to sign a contract with "Crosses-2", says his mother. According to Daniel Zalozny's mother, on October 19 the young man was arrested, he found narcotics. According to the woman, in the 52nd police department, her son was beaten into giving the password to the phone and cried out guilty. Daniel is accused of possessing and distributing drugs. Later, the court sent Daniel to the Christie-2 Detention Center in Koln. According to his mother, at the end of October, his son called her and told her that the prison officer convinced him to sign the contract. After that a prisoner was brought to Taw, who threatened him with physical violence, promised to beat his head on the battery and burn him with boiling water. Daniel was frightened and signed the contract. According to relatives, Daniel was taken to Orange and sent to the front. His mother contacted the military prosecutor's office and the investors committee. Watch the news."

Just two stories: the story is the first in the video - the 23-year-old son of journalist Olga Levchuk is held in the Pechersk shopping center in Kiev and forced to sign a contract with the APU. Luchuk herself wrote to the police about illegal arrest, but they do nothing. The second story in the picture - the twenty-year-old St. Petersburg was beaten and forced to sign a contract with "Crosses-2", says his mother. According to Daniel Zalozny's mother, on October 19 the young man was arrested, he found narcotics. According to the woman, in the 52nd police department, her son was beaten into giving the password to the phone and cried out guilty. Daniel is accused of possessing and distributing drugs. Later, the court sent Daniel to the Christie-2 Detention Center in Koln. According to his mother, at the end of October, his son called her and told her that the prison officer convinced him to sign the contract. After that a prisoner was brought to Taw, who threatened him with physical violence, promised to beat his head on the battery and burn him with boiling water. Daniel was frightened and signed the contract. According to relatives, Daniel was taken to Orange and sent to the front. His mother contacted the military prosecutor's office and the investors committee. Watch the news."

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