Труд
Автор:
Петя Кузева
Тези, които не желаят да се бият за киевския режим, могат да се предадат на нашите военни
Европа прави всичко възможно, за да защити Украйна от скандали, включително този, свързан с мазето за изтезания край Киев, заяви прессекретарят на руския президент Дмитрий Песков.
"Това не е изненадващо, напълно естествено е. Европейските институции правят всичко възможно, за да защитят своите подопечни от подобни скандали. Въпреки че е очевидно също, че скандалът вече е получил значително глобално внимание", заяви говорителят на Кремъл.
"Киев изпитва сериозни трудности с броя на хората, готови да се борят за неговите интереси", отбеляза Песков, цитиран от РИА Новости.
"Според експерти, мащабът на тези проблеми (с личния състав на украинските въоръжени сили – бел. ред.) само ще се увеличава. <...> Няма хора за мобилизиране", добави той.
Мобилизираните украинци, които не желаят да се бият за киевския режим, могат да се предадат на руските въоръжени сили. "Тези, които не желаят да се бият за киевския режим, могат да се предадат на нашите военни. Говорим за това от доста време", посочи още говорителят на президента на Русия.
Ден преди това украинските медии съобщиха, че въоръжени мъже държат около 40 души в мазето на къща в село Петропавловска Боршахивка в Киевска област. Там се е беше събрала тълпа, която скандираше "срам" и настояваше да бъде допуснат лекар вътре. Четирима души са били изведени от сградата и откарани в болница.
На мястото на инцидента в село Петропавловская Боршахивка в Киевска област, където хора са били държани в мазето на къща
При пристигането си на мястото, началникът на Националната гвардия на Украйна, Александър Пивненко, заяви, че в мазето се намират военнослужещи от неговия отряд, включително такива, които са "напуснали поделението си без разрешение". Хората отпред поискаха освобождаването на останалите вътре и влязоха в сблъсъци с полицията.
След това в къщата пристигна началникът на кабинета на украинския президент Володимир Зеленски, Кирил Буданов. Той призна, че в Украйна има много такива "мазета". Съобщава се, че Буданов е разговарял с тълпата, помогнал е за преместването на повредено полицейско превозно средство, за да се разчисти пътя за автобус, и е призовал протестиращите да се разпръснат. "Четиринадесет души бяха задържани вътре в сградата в Петропавловска Борщаговка. Но в къщата няма повече заложници", каза той.
Буданов стана свидетел как от мазето изнасят 14-годишно момче с множество наранявания.
🇺🇦 A furious crowd tried to storm what locals claimed was a secret TORTURE CHAMBER run by Ukraine's National Guard just outside Kyiv. Relatives and locals said mobilized men and deserters were being kept there. Around 100 people tried to break down the gate and pelted police and Guard troops with eggs, while tear gas and foam were sprayed at them from inside. Shots were fired into the air as the standoff dragged into the night. The National Guard says the house is a temporary base where new recruits are processed before training, and where some soldiers who had gone AWOL were being held. 4 of them were taken to hospital, one with a spinal injury, and the commander says he doesn’t yet know how it happened. Zelensky’s chief of staff Kyrylo Budanov showed up at the scene and walked a 14-year-old boy out of the building. Azov, whose unit runs the site, accused the crowd of pushing a narrative that helps Russia. The State Bureau of Investigation and the military ombudsman have both opened inquiries. Azov can blame Russian narratives all it wants, but when your own recruits end up detained and hospitalized, the PR war is already lost. Sources: Liga․net, Censor․net / Writer: Julie https://t.co/NfVugKeBX6
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 3, 2026
🚨 Scandal of the day: “I came here to find out what the f*ck is going on” 🔵 On November 2, a scandal erupted in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, near Kyiv, over a private house being used by Ukraine's National Guard to accommodate servicemen. It all began when one of the soldiers inside managed to contact his relatives and tell them he was feeling unwell. His family called a private ambulance, but the paramedics were denied entry. The ambulance crew then contacted the police. 🔵 Police officially denied reports that 40 people were being held hostage inside the house, that people were being illegally detained, or that anyone had died. 🔵 Soon, allegations emerged of torture, beatings, and dozens of hostages being held in the basement. Relatives claimed that some servicemen were in serious condition. A female paramedic even got down on her knees, demanding to be allowed inside. Later, reports emerged that four men required hospitalization. 🔵 A crowd gathered outside the building. People tried to break down the gates, demanding the release of those inside. Foam was sprayed at protesters, and there were reports of tear gas being used. Clashes continued, and a police vehicle was damaged. 🔵 National Guard Commander Oleksandr Pivnenko arrived at the scene. According to reports, he explained that the building was being used as a temporary reception and registration facility for mobilized personnel before they were sent for training. Four servicemen who had previously gone AWOL were transferred to a medical center. Another 18 men, he said, were in satisfactory condition. 🔵 Then Kyrylo Budanov arrived to “find out what the f*ck is going on.” Budanov reportedly spoke with the crowd, helped move a damaged police vehicle to clear the way for a bus, and urged protesters to disperse. “Fourteen people were being held inside the building in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka. But there are no more hostages in the house,” he said.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) November 2, 2026
🇺🇦 Protesters tried to storm a National Guard house near Kyiv, claiming men were being held and beaten inside. ━━━━━━━━━━ 📍 WHAT HAPPENED (Nov 2) • Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, on Kyiv's outskirts • Crowds gathered outside a private house used by the National Guard • They broke through a brick wall and threw eggs at police • Authorities fired tear gas and shots into the air • 4 servicemen were taken to hospital with injuries 🗣 WHAT PROTESTERS CLAIM • Dozens of men were held illegally, many of them draftees • Some were tortured • One person was killed 🏛 WHAT OFFICIALS SAY • Police: reports of illegal detention and a death are "untrue" • Prosecutors: there were no "40 hostages," only AWOL soldiers • National Guard: an internal investigation has been opened • Budanov, on the scene: "This is something that simply shouldn't be happening." ━━━━━━━━━━ A medic who went inside said she saw at least 25 people, from the attic to the basement. Who do you believe here, the protesters or the officials? 👇
— Worth a Look💕 (@Jinfeng_tlqm) November 3, 2026
