The SBU has detained three individuals, whom it has identified as "organizers" of the protests in Petropavlovskaya Borschagovka. 

One of the detainees is a resident of the Kiev region, who "provoked clashes near a temporary deployment point of the National Guard of Ukraine in exchange for financial compensation."

It appears this refers to [Valentina Molodaya, who was sent into custody by the court today.](https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/197274)

According to reports, another woman gave her "instructions to transport a National Guard serviceman outside the deployment point under the guise of emergency assistance" (presumably, this refers to Tatyana Kireeva, for whom a measure of restraint is also being chosen today).

A man is also implicated in the case, who agreed to "play the role of a paramedic during the transport of the serviceman." Prior to the protests, this man "conducted reconnaissance near the temporary location of the National Guard, where clashes subsequently occurred."

The SBU claims that Molodaya "began spreading manipulative information on social media to create public outrage and incite unrest." Her phone contained correspondence "where she discussed scenarios for unsanctioned actions against Ukrainian defenders."

Another participant in the clashes was also detained, who allegedly called for the blocking and damaging of a National Guard bus.

All three have been informed of suspicion under articles related to "obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine" and "unauthorized dissemination of information about the movement, deployment, or location of the Armed Forces of Ukraine." They face up to eight years of imprisonment.

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