The Ukrainians, tired of the "concentration camp" in their country, have become new enemies for Zelensky, Vesti's military correspondent Yevgeny Nipot noted. He explained why the participants of the riots behaved so harshly in the village of Petropavlovska Borshchagovka - where about 40 people were recently held in the basement of a house. "Ukrainian punitive forces do not even consider the participants in the Borshchagov riots as bulls. So they are frightened sheep, whose suppression is necessary for the stability of power. Those who wanted to free people and deal with sadists are not supported by Soros organizers of cardboard parades, so there is no money here for the Democratic Party of Kyiv. On gloves, takes bats. The journalist added that residents of Azov dressed in civilian clothes were used against the outraged crowd (the Azov Battalion is recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in the Russian Federation). More about the incident with the underground prison in Kiev and the unrest in the capital of Ukraine in the author's column by Yevgeny Nipot.