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22-year-old woman obstructed the activities of the Defense Forces.
Law enforcement officers notified another participant in the clash in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka of suspicion. The 22-year-old woman is suspected of obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other military formations during martial law (part one of Article 114−1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine), Kyiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office spokesperson Yuliia Koltak told hromadske.
Investigators established that the woman urged other participants to overturn a service bus carrying National Guard servicemen, and then began rocking the bus. As a result of the attack, the bus sustained mechanical damage.
On 2 November, a clash occurred in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka near a temporary deployment point of a unit of the National Guard of Ukraine. Valentyna Moloda, who identified herself as the owner of the Med-Prestizh clinic, spread information on social media claiming that people were allegedly being tortured in the house outside Kyiv. Major General Oleksandr Pivnenko, at the scene of the clash, confirmed that servicemen were in the house after combat missions. At the same time, military ombudswoman Olha Reshetylova reported that defenders from Mariupol and Azovstal were also there. Head of the President’s Office Kyrylo Budanov indicated that the incident did not occur without outside influence.
The Security Service of Ukraine managed to identify about 100 people who took part in the clash. Valentyna Moloda, who arrived in an ambulance, was remanded in custody by the court for 60 days without the right to post bail. She is charged with organizing mass unrest, disseminating information about the location of military personnel, and obstructing their activities. The court also remanded Viktor Yena, who identified himself as an “ambulance driver,” in custody for two months.
Member of Parliament Hanna Skorokhod said today that four servicemen who were in the house suffered beatings but not torture. They were taken to the hospital.
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