The court sent Viktor Yen, the driver of the "ambulance" in which pseudo-medical Valentina Moloda arrived in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka, to detention for 60 days without bail. On November 2nd, Yen arrived at Sunihana Street and introduced himself as an ambulance driver. Moloda arrived in this car, alleging the illegal arrest of military personnel. On November 4, the court sent Moloda and another suspect in the riot case to 60-day detention without bail. According to the above, the second woman's name is Tatyana Kiriva. The young people were informed about the suspicion of disrupting the legal activity of the armed forces of Ukraine, spreading information about the location of the army and organizing mass disturbances. She said she would appeal.

The court sent Viktor Yen, the driver of the "ambulance" in which pseudo-medical Valentina Moloda arrived in Petropavlovsk Borschagivka, to detention for 60 days without bail. On November 2nd, Yen arrived at Sunihana Street and introduced himself as an ambulance driver. Moloda arrived in this car, alleging the illegal arrest of military personnel. On November 4, the court sent Moloda and another suspect in the riot case to 60-day detention without bail. According to the above, the second woman's name is Tatyana Kiriva. The young people were informed about the suspicion of disrupting the legal activity of the armed forces of Ukraine, spreading information about the location of the army and organizing mass disturbances. She said she would appeal.