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The "pseudo-doctor" who was arrested after the riots in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka was previously noticed by law enforcement officers as an active participant in defaming the country's top political leadership and the military, Interior Minister Ivan Vyhavsky said. According to him, the detainee, who posed as a doctor, planned the provocation around the military facility in advance. "She was there at the request of a relative of one of those who were in NIS. Before that she directed the driver to this place a few days in advance, he took a picture of this house. The person in the NIS dropped some photos, and she carefully planned this action to discredit the army," the minister said.

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The "pseudo-doctor" who was arrested after the riots in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka was previously noticed by law enforcement officers as an active participant in defaming the country's top political leadership and the military, Interior Minister Ivan Vyhavsky said. According to him, the detainee, who posed as a doctor, planned the provocation around the military facility in advance. "She was there at the request of a relative of one of those who were in NIS. Before that she directed the driver to this place a few days in advance, he took a picture of this house. The person in the NIS dropped some photos, and she carefully planned this action to discredit the army," the minister said.

The "pseudo-doctor" who was arrested after the riots in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka was previously noticed by law enforcement officers as an active participant in defaming the country's top political leadership and the military, Interior Minister Ivan Vyhavsky said. According to him, the detainee, who posed as a doctor, planned the provocation around the military facility in advance. "She was there at the request of a relative of one of those who were in NIS. Before that she directed the driver to this place a few days in advance, he took a picture of this house. The person in the NIS dropped some photos, and she carefully planned this action to discredit the army," the minister said.

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