Seven protest participants in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka taken into custody

Law enforcement agencies have taken into custody seven of the 13 detained participants of the protests that took place near a residential building in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka. Investigators identify this address as the temporary deployment site of a National Guard unit known as "Azov".

Details of detentions and characteristics of one of the defendants

Among those detained by the police and the SBU is an 18-year-old native of Zaporizhzhia Oblast. It emerged that he had been living in the territory occupied by Russia for over four years and moved to Kyiv Oblast a few months ago.

SBU reveals forgery of medical certificate

The Security Service of Ukraine released information stating that the woman who first appeared at the facility dressed as a nurse was using a forged document. It turned out to be a fake surgeon's certificate.

According to the investigation results, Valentyna Moloda does not have a higher medical or pharmaceutical education. She also did not undergo postgraduate training in the relevant profile, and the Ministry of Health has never issued her a doctor's certificate.

Meanwhile, Valentyna Moloda previously claimed to be the owner of a private clinic and to hold the position of its chief physician.

Investigation into the actions of military personnel

The State Bureau of Investigation has opened an investigation into military personnel who held men at the specified National Guard facility. It has been established that four of them required medical assistance.

Currently, no public information has been released regarding the results of this specific investigation.