Ukraine Jails Two Women Who Claimed Soldiers Were Being Held in a Basement Near Kyiv
She is suspected of helping arrange an ambulance ruse to remove her sister’s husband from a military site, and prosecutors cite obstruction and unrest charges.
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Ukraine jails two women who claimed soldiers were being held in a basement near Kyiv
Kyiv’s Solomianskyi District Court ordered Valentyna Moloda held in pretrial detention. She was involved in a confrontation in the village of Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, outside Kyiv, during which she alleged that military personnel were being unlawfully detained.
The court has ordered Tatiana Kireeva to be held in custody for two months
She was attempting to secure the release and hospitalization of serviceman Andrey Kuleshov from a building in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka, where people were being tortured.This was reported by "Suspilne" from the courtroom.Kireeva is suspected of...
The court remanded Tatiana Kireev in custody, suspected of obstructing the work of the army and of organizing clashes in Petropavlovski Borszzzhivka, as reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to "Suspiln", and sentenced Tatyane Kyreeva to two months' detention, and according to the investigation, the suspect conspired with Valentina Young and the ambulance driver; the investigation states that Kireev transmitted to the Telegram Group, no later t…
Court remands Tetiana Kireieva in custody over suspected involvement in clashes outside building in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka
Kyiv’s Solomianskyi District Court has remanded Tetiana Kireieva in custody without bail. She is suspected of involvement in an attempt to take her sister’s husband out of a military deployment site in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka under the guise of an "emergency evacuation" by ambulance.
A Ukrainian court has ordered Valentina Molodaya, who was at the center of a scandal over the alleged illegal detention and violence against servicemen near Kiev, to be held in custody for 60 days without bail. The decision was made on November 4 by the Solomiansky District Court in the Ukrainian capital, Interfax-Ukraine reports. Molodaya is accused of participating in organizing riots, disseminating information about the location of a military…
The court ruled for two months of pre-trial detention for Tatyana Kireeva, who tried to achieve the release and hospitalization of serviceman Andrei Kuleshov from the building in Petropavlovsk Borshtagovka, where mass clashes took place on November 2, reports "Suspilne".
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