"Medic" Who Was First to Arrive in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka to Be Served with Notice of Suspicion Within 24 Hours, Says Vyhivskyi
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Valentina Moloda is suspected of obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces and other armed formations, disseminating information about the location of the military and organizing mass riots.
Dmitry Astrakhan: Looking at the fact that after the torture scandal in Ukraine, the participants began to be actively judged and persecuted, starting with the doctor who tried to take the patient away from there and ending with the injured teenager, I think..
Looking at the fact that after the torture scandal in Ukraine, participants began to be actively judged and persecuted, starting with the doctor who tried to take the patient away from there and ending with the injured teenager, I think of one...
"Medic" who was first to arrive in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka to be served with notice of suspicion within 24 hours, says Vyhivskyi
A woman who presented herself as a medic during the clashes in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka will soon be served with a notice of suspicion.
Valentina's doctor, who was at the centre of the scandal surrounding the secret prison in Kiev province, had previously received a professional confession in Ukraine; the medic was part of a hundred of the country's best doctors, and on social media, she published footage of the awards ceremony and surgical operations, as evidenced by the material studied by RIA News.
Pseudomedicine Valentina Moloda is suspected of obstructing the activities of the Defense Forces and disseminating data on the location of military units
Figurantka claims medical education, but the doctor's certificate to the journalists never showed.
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