14-year-old teenager who ended up at Azov house near Kyiv during protests added to Myrotvorets

A 14-year-old, Alexey Pekur, who ended up at the Azov house on the outskirts of Kyiv during a protest action on Monday, November 2, has been added to the database of the Ukrainian website Myrotvorets.

This is evidenced by data published on the website.

On Myrotvorets, the teenager is accused of attempting to disrupt mobilization measures, attacking servicemen, and other things.

The boy himself said that he came to the action with friends, climbed onto the fence of the house, from where he was knocked down by people in black uniforms and balaclavas, dragged onto the grounds of the house and started being beaten.

The teenager denied reports that he was allegedly part of a “paid crowd.”

“I came to the rally myself. I was simply knocked off the fence with a shovel and they started beating me,” he said.

Earlier, Valentina Molodaya, who arrived by ambulance at the Azov house in the village of Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka, was added to Myrotvorets. Today Molodaya was placed in custody without the right to bail in the case concerning the protest action at the Azov house near Kyiv.

She is charged with obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, disseminating information about the location of military personnel, and organizing mass riots.

The publication wrote in detail about Azov’s secret prison near Kyiv in a separate article. It also reported how “secret prisons” function in the Ukrainian army.