Șeful Biroului Prezidențial, Kirill Budanov, a calificat evenimentele de ieri din Petropavlivska Borshahivka, unde a fost descoperită o închisoare neoficială a grupării Azov, drept „inacceptabile pentru stat”, conform Strana.
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Potrivit acestuia, astfel de incidente „afectează unitatea ucrainienilor”.
„Forțele de ordine și organismele autorizate investighează toate detaliile pentru a stabili o imagine obiectivă și completă a celor întâmplate, pentru a lua măsurile necesare în vederea tragerii la răspundere a celor vinovați și pentru a preveni repetarea unor incidente similare”, a declarat șeful Biroului Prezidențial.
În același timp, Budanov a informat că se elaborează măsuri „pentru a preveni provocările”.
„În prezent, elaborăm împreună cu forțele de ordine toate soluțiile necesare pentru a asigura un răspuns adecvat și pentru a preveni provocările”, a adăugat el.
Reamintim că Azov a declarat că personalul mobilizat, precum și militarii reținuți după ce și-au părăsit unitatea fără permisiune, se aflau în incinta unei locuințe private unde ieri s-a adunat o mulțime de oameni și au avut loc ciocniri cu forțele de securitate.
⚡️Some of the people held in the building in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka have begun to be evacuated. The commander of the National Guard, Pivnenko, has arrived at the scene. He stated that four servicemen have been hospitalized, and the rest of the men in the building are NHU servicemen. ???? Follow @blyskavka_ua
— BLYSKAVKA | Ukraine News (@blyskavka_ua) November 2, 2026
In Petropavlivska Borshchahivka bei Kiew umstellten wütende Anwohner Fahrzeuge einer Nationalgarde-Einrichtung, die mit Vorwürfen illegaler Inhaftierung und Misshandlung in Verbindung gebracht wird. Die Azov-1.-Corps-Einheit bestätigte die Nutzung des Gebäudes; vier Soldaten mussten medizinisch behandelt werden. #HumanRights #Borshchahivka #NationalGuardUkraine
— Lexa _ Reloaded (@webaxvita) November 3, 2026
❗️ “Who gave you the right to torture people?” — Ukraine’s National Guard commander faces tough questions National Guard Commander General Oleksandr Pivnenko arrived at the scene of the controversy in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, near Kyiv. He said that four servicemen detained after going AWOL, who needed medical attention, had already been taken to hospital. According to him, the remaining men on the premises are National Guard soldiers. But those gathered were not satisfied with his explanation. They demanded to know why the men had bruises around their eyes and apparent signs of beatings, accused people inside the building of torture, and called for the release of those allegedly being held there.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) November 2, 2026
???????? 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
