🇺🇦⚡Torture House Summary so far:

Locals in Sofiivska Borschahivka, right on the western edge of Kyiv, stormed a building where personnel from the 1st Corps of the "Azov" National Guard were reportedly holding at least 14 people hostage, most of them men who had been forcibly mobilized. Reports from the scene say a child inside had allegedly been beaten with a shovel, and witnesses already saw a man with a broken spine being carried out of the house into an ambulance.

Things got out of hand when a bus pulled up to haul away about a dozen of the detainees, prompting the crowd to try and flip the vehicle. KORD special units were brought in to clear the protesters as gunshots and explosions rang out, while local phone and internet connections went down in the area.

Presidential Office head Kyrylo Budanov even showed up in person, saying he was trying to "figure out what the hell is going on." The National Guard says it is now investigating the incident.

And they said Azov's torture chambers in Donbass, Mariupol Airport's infamous “Library,” and secret detention sites were all just Russian propaganda. Funny how the UN and Human Rights Watch were documenting allegations of torture, electric shocks, mock executions and illegal detention by Azov and other Ukrainian forces as far back as 2014–2016

⚡⚡🇺🇦 A 14-year-old boy was reportedly found in a state of shock inside a National Guard facility outside Kiev, with local media reporting that he had been beaten with a shovel. According to reports from Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, National Guard personnel dragged the injured teenager back behind the compound's gates, prompting residents to demand his release.

The discovery came amid a major confrontation over soldiers being held inside the building, identified in the reports as a temporary deployment site of National Guard military unit 3121, associated with the 1st Azov Corps. A medic who entered the property reported finding approximately 25 people, including severely injured soldiers. One reportedly had a broken spine, another had been beaten extensively, and a third could barely speak. National Guard commander General Oleksandr Pivnenko acknowledged that four soldiers detained after leaving their units without authorization had suffered injuries and were transferred to hospital. Residents accused personnel of torture, shouting: “Who gave you the right to torture people? War does not give you the right to torture people!"

Hundreds gathered outside, with clashes, tear gas, attempts to storm the gates and reports of gunfire. It's stated as many as 40 detainees and deaths inside the building over the preceding month.

@medmannews

Release of the poor kid, visibly in shock and traumatized...