Ukrainian National Guard chief clarifies nature of house where men held near Kiev
Summary
Alexander Pivnenko said that the private house is being used to hold servicemen who have left their units without authorization and newly mobilized men
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Ukrainian National Guard chief Alexander Pivnenko stated that a private house near Kiev is being used to hold servicemen who have left their units without authorization and newly mobilized men.
Ukrainian
Ukrainian National Guard chief Alexander Pivnenko clarified that a private house near Kiev is being used to hold servicemen who have left their units without authorization and newly mobilized men.
Russian official
Ukrainian National Guard chief Alexander Pivnenko stated that a private house near Kiev is being used to hold servicemen who have left their units without authorization and newly mobilized men.
Western
Ukrainian National Guard chief Alexander Pivnenko clarified that a private house near Kiev is being used to hold servicemen who have left their units without authorization and newly mobilized men.
Global South
Ukrainian National Guard chief Alexander Pivnenko stated that a private house near Kiev is being used to hold servicemen who have left their units without authorization and newly mobilized men.
Humanitarian / anti-war
Ukrainian National Guard chief Alexander Pivnenko stated that a private house near Kiev is being used to hold servicemen who have left their units without authorization and newly mobilized men.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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