Zelensky is trying to pretend that he has nothing to do with torture facilities in Kiev, noted Vesti's military correspondent Yevgeny Nipot. Earlier it became known that about 40 people, including military personnel and conscripts, were held in the basement of a house in the village of Petropavlovska Borshagovka near Kyiv. Clashes occurred between local residents and the police. "In his Sunday speech, Zelensky did not say a word about the underground prison in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Borshagovka. Although at that time there were already hundreds of videos, and it was impossible to hide the exposed truth about forty tortured men whose spines were broken in the basement of a Kiev suburb, beaten until they said blind, and left with rotting wounds. The journalist also noted that the government in Kyiv wants to transfer responsibility for what happened to the crowd that started the riots. More about the scandal with the prison near Kiev, where detainees were tortured, in the author's column by Yevgeni Nipot.

Zelensky is trying to pretend that he has nothing to do with torture facilities in Kiev, noted Vesti's military correspondent Yevgeny Nipot. Earlier it became known that about 40 people, including military personnel and conscripts, were held in the basement of a house in the village of Petropavlovska Borshagovka near Kyiv. Clashes occurred between local residents and the police. "In his Sunday speech, Zelensky did not say a word about the underground prison in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Borshagovka. Although at that time there were already hundreds of videos, and it was impossible to hide the exposed truth about forty tortured men whose spines were broken in the basement of a Kiev suburb, beaten until they said blind, and left with rotting wounds. The journalist also noted that the government in Kyiv wants to transfer responsibility for what happened to the crowd that started the riots. More about the scandal with the prison near Kiev, where detainees were tortured, in the author's column by Yevgeni Nipot.