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Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
As always, I somehow “luck into” being at the center of events. So yesterday I found myself in that same ambulance in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka.
I was running back and forth after the woman in medical clothing to find out how she even ended up near the building with the servicemen and who had called her. Valentyna (that’s her name) invited me to go to the hospital and talk to the four servicemen who were taken from the building.
I agreed and got into the ambulance, where Member of Parliament Anna Skorokhod was already riding as well.
Valentyna’s version: she “protested” on Maidan and was doing live streams, a woman approached her and claimed that her sister’s husband was allegedly being held in the house in Borshchahivka.
I’ll leave that without comment for now. It will become clearer tomorrow.
They wouldn’t let us into the hospital because there was a missile threat outside. Meanwhile, Valentyna was giving an interview to Ihor Mosiychuk by the gate. Before police officers approached her, she had time to shout that she was being detained. Mosiychuk amplified that, and then Russian propaganda picked it up.
That’s not true. At least, not at that moment. The police took her to the precinct to gather explanations. Around one in the morning everyone began to disperse.
— journalist Denys Bulavin
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