What happened in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka and what is known about the victims - answers from "Azov". Clashes took place in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka on November 2, which began with a specific demand of the crowd: to release the army from the building, which turned out to be a temporary deployment point of the 1st Corps of the Azov National University. First, an "ambulance" went to the street and blocked the gate on the premises of the building, and a woman dressed as a doctor began filming a live broadcast on social networks and calling people to come there, because it is suspected that people are being tortured in the basement. Then the locals began to gather at the place and up to 20 teenagers appeared - they actually made up the audience at the beginning of the scandal. Then the incident escalated to such an extent that the crowd tried to storm the building, people sprayed tear gas and pepper spray in the direction of the National Guard, threw stones at their heads. As a result, 16 NSU soldiers were injured. Commander of the National Guard Oleksandr Pivanenko, head of the President's Office Kirill Budanov arrived at the scene. After a while, the soldiers were taken out of the house, as the people demanded. It was necessary to take the conscripts to another deployment point, because it was dangerous to stay in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka - the place became open to the enemy. "As soon as the boys (the recruits - above) passed through the gate of the building, they began to be dragged into the crowd. Someone entered the bus, the doors closed and the transport began to move. But the bus continued to be attacked, the windows were broken. This caused a shock to the conscript forces themselves, because initially the crowd began to release them, and then illegal actions were initiated against them. Gas, stones, sticks... "The service personnel managed to get out of the bus and dispersed into the crowd. Later, when it was possible to restore order around the building, the recruits returned during the night by themselves to the temporary staging point, the commander emphasizes. So what actually happened in the house, what is known about the victims and who could be behind the organization of the loud scandal against "Azov"?

What happened in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka and what is known about the victims - answers from "Azov". Clashes took place in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka on November 2, which began with a specific demand of the crowd: to release the army from the building, which turned out to be a temporary deployment point of the 1st Corps of the Azov National University. First, an "ambulance" went to the street and blocked the gate on the premises of the building, and a woman dressed as a doctor began filming a live broadcast on social networks and calling people to come there, because it is suspected that people are being tortured in the basement. Then the locals began to gather at the place and up to 20 teenagers appeared - they actually made up the audience at the beginning of the scandal. Then the incident escalated to such an extent that the crowd tried to storm the building, people sprayed tear gas and pepper spray in the direction of the National Guard, threw stones at their heads. As a result, 16 NSU soldiers were injured. Commander of the National Guard Oleksandr Pivanenko, head of the President's Office Kirill Budanov arrived at the scene. After a while, the soldiers were taken out of the house, as the people demanded. It was necessary to take the conscripts to another deployment point, because it was dangerous to stay in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka - the place became open to the enemy. "As soon as the boys (the recruits - above) passed through the gate of the building, they began to be dragged into the crowd. Someone entered the bus, the doors closed and the transport began to move. But the bus continued to be attacked, the windows were broken. This caused a shock to the conscript forces themselves, because initially the crowd began to release them, and then illegal actions were initiated against them. Gas, stones, sticks... "The service personnel managed to get out of the bus and dispersed into the crowd. Later, when it was possible to restore order around the building, the recruits returned during the night by themselves to the temporary staging point, the commander emphasizes. So what actually happened in the house, what is known about the victims and who could be behind the organization of the loud scandal against "Azov"?