Witness Account of Violence and Propaganda

This is part three. What the hell was going on in that building? TikTok ran out of time again.

So, what the hell was happening there? Well, besi— besides them beating me, they started cutting all my clothes with knives. I'm in new clothes now, shorts and a T- shirt, because they ripp— cut my T-shirt. They just cut it.

They cut my underwear, cut my pants. They start filming me, shouting something, and just keep hitting me. I'm almost naked.

They're filming me. Then what? Then something happens suddenly. Well, I was covered in blood, my face was bloody, my nose was bloody, because the fingers on both my first and second hands were bloody, and then some kind of commotion starts.

They start wiping me down, wrapping me in this yellow plastic film, wiping off the blood.

About five minutes later, a woman comes in, a woman, not a nurse, because they told me there was some bribed nurse. Well, more precisely, I I saw on TikTok that they were posting about me and this situation.

Then a woman comes in. She calmed me down.

Well, she was very kind. She said that everything was fine, that nothing else would happen to me.

After they calmed me down, they gave me some kind of pill, some person in uniform, but already with a Ukrainian insignia on their shoulders. That's it.

Budanov comes in, as I only found out today.

He questioned me. Then my sister came too, and they took me away. I talked a little more with Budanov, and they put me in an ambulance. I'm at Kyiv Regional Hospital now.

And that's all. I just decided to make this video, because Russian propaganda on TikTok says that they beat children there.

They're just TCC guys. Well, some kind of strange group. Where did they get weapons?

Well, this isn't about our whole country.

Well, Russian propaganda says they put me in a van, that they roughed me up there.

Nothing happened to me. I can say I came to the rally on my own.

They just pulled me off the fence with a shovel and started beating me there. But they were still unknown people.

I don't know where they are now, what will happen to them, or whether they'll be punished, because, well, I can barely walk now. My rib hurts there, or it may be broken. Well, it isn't broken, maybe it's crac— a crack in the bone. And that's all.