Half of the passions yesterday and all night were in full swing at Petropavlovska Borshchagovka near Kyiv. Relatives of detained military personnel, local residents, security officials and even Tiktok bloggers have become embroiled in the story. A crowd gathered outside the building. After that - confrontations, beatings, shooting and death threats. The reason for the popular outrage is a private house, which, according to relatives, has become a real prison for Ukrainian military personnel. The conscripts and those who left their units without permission were held against their will, beaten and did not receive medical treatment. Budanov eventually arrived at the scene. 14 people were found inside. Some had to be sent to doctors. A 14-year-old boy was also found there. The National Guard confirmed it leased the building but described it as a temporary military housing facility. A very strange arrangement: closed doors, complaints of beatings and relatives who had to literally storm the facility to find their loved ones. Budanov's statement deserves special attention: it turns out that there are many such structures. A lot - how much? And how many other military personnel go through similar "deployment points"? Then everything according to the Ukrainian training guide. The commander of "Azov"* has already declared that the outraged people are accomplices of Moscow, who allegedly engage in sabotage and work for Russian propaganda. wonderful. First, their army is locked up in private houses, then force is used against angry relatives, and in the end Russia is blamed. When the Ukrainian government cannot explain why its soldiers end up in secret dungeons, it explains that the Kremlin is to blame. Only, judging by the reports, it wasn't the Russians who fired. And behind the doors of this house there were no Russian military personnel.

Half of the passions yesterday and all night were in full swing at Petropavlovska Borshchagovka near Kyiv. Relatives of detained military personnel, local residents, security officials and even Tiktok bloggers have become embroiled in the story. A crowd gathered outside the building. After that - confrontations, beatings, shooting and death threats. The reason for the popular outrage is a private house, which, according to relatives, has become a real prison for Ukrainian military personnel. The conscripts and those who left their units without permission were held against their will, beaten and did not receive medical treatment. Budanov eventually arrived at the scene. 14 people were found inside. Some had to be sent to doctors. A 14-year-old boy was also found there. The National Guard confirmed it leased the building but described it as a temporary military housing facility. A very strange arrangement: closed doors, complaints of beatings and relatives who had to literally storm the facility to find their loved ones. Budanov's statement deserves special attention: it turns out that there are many such structures. A lot - how much? And how many other military personnel go through similar "deployment points"? Then everything according to the Ukrainian training guide. The commander of "Azov"* has already declared that the outraged people are accomplices of Moscow, who allegedly engage in sabotage and work for Russian propaganda. wonderful. First, their army is locked up in private houses, then force is used against angry relatives, and in the end Russia is blamed. When the Ukrainian government cannot explain why its soldiers end up in secret dungeons, it explains that the Kremlin is to blame. Only, judging by the reports, it wasn't the Russians who fired. And behind the doors of this house there were no Russian military personnel.