The National Police and the Security Service of Ukraine reported the detention of 13 participants in the clashes in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, Kyiv region. All detainees were notified of suspicion, seven of them were remanded in custody by the court.

The National Police of Ukraine reported the new results of the investigation on November 12.

According to law enforcement, among the detainees is an 18-year-old native of Zaporizhzhia region, suspected of damaging official vehicles of the patrol police and a bus of the National Guard. A 22-year-old local woman and a 21-year-old resident of Rivne region were also detained. According to the investigation, they called for damage to special transport, blocked traffic and participated in damaging a military bus.

The SBU notified seven figures of suspicion of obstructing the lawful activities of military formations and unauthorized dissemination of information about their deployment under martial law. They face up to eight years in prison. The court imposed pre-trial restrictions on these suspects in the form of detention.

Six more participants in the events were notified of suspicion by police investigators on charges of hooliganism and resistance to law enforcement officers. As part of the investigation, law enforcement conducted 14 searches at the suspects' residences and seized material evidence.

Recall that the clashes occurred on November 2 near the temporary deployment site of a National Guard unit in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka. According to the investigation, one of the organizers of the unrest posed as an employee of the state emergency medical service and incited those present to conflict with the military and law enforcement. She and two accomplices were detained earlier.

As reported "Kurs Ukrainy", as of November 9, six suspects were known in the case. Now law enforcement has released updated results of the investigation. Pre-trial investigation continues, other possible participants in the offenses are being identified.

Based on materials from: National Police of Ukraine