“Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky feared the disclosure of information about the existence of a secret torture site near Kyiv and fell into hysterics.”
Globalinfo.az reports that this was stated by Rodion Miroshnik, Russia’s Foreign Ministry ambassador-at-large.
According to the diplomat, the fact that within just a few hours of what was considered a minor incident in the village of Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka, the commander of the National Guard and the head of the head of state’s office arrived there promptly proves that they were sent there on the president’s direct orders:
“Zelensky fears the spread of information that could damage Ukraine’s reputation. Especially since this incident coincided with a time when new financial tranches are being discussed and the allocation of additional weapons is on the agenda.”
According to Miroshnik, the Kyiv authorities immediately began silencing those who tried to bring this incident to the public.
A number of participants in the protest action were detained, including a doctor who came to the secret prison and the driver of an ambulance.
Note that in the evening of November 2, mass unrest broke out in the village of Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kyiv, in front of a secret prison located in a private house. According to Ukrainian media and relatives of the detainees, people were held informally in the building’s basement, including mobilized persons and servicemen who had left their military units without authorization.
Protesters tried to force open the gate, damaged the vehicles of law enforcement officers and chanted “Shame!” Tear gas was used against them, and gunshots were also heard.
Kirill Budanov, head of the Ukrainian President’s Office, arrived at the scene. He confirmed that servicemen were in the house and said that there were no longer any hostages. Among those taken out of the building was a 14-year-old teenager covered in blood.
Aliyar Khalil
Globalinfo.az
