跟进：基辅法院羁押最先披露民宅关押事件的女子60天：检方指控其妨碍军方活动、组织骚乱
11月4日，基辅 Solomiansky 区法院裁定，将 Valentyna Moloda 羁押60天且不得保释。Moloda 是11月2日最先乘救护车赶到基辅州 Petropavlivska Borshchahivka 村一处民宅、对外披露屋内关押被动员男子的女子；该民宅由乌克兰国民警卫队用作临时驻地。据乌克兰公共广播公司（Suspilne）的法庭报道，检方检察官 Marina Hrushevska 表示，Moloda 已于11月3日被正式通知涉嫌犯罪。
检方指控她妨碍乌克兰武装部队及其他武装编队的合法活动、散布军人位置信息、组织大规模骚乱，并认为她是11月2日民宅外抗议的发起者与组织者。同案的 Tetyana Kireieva 同日也被法院裁定羁押两个月。乌克兰国家安全局表示，已识别约100名11月2日冲突的参与者，并已就妨碍军方活动、散布防卫力量位置信息与大规模骚乱三项罪名立案。
Moloda 在法庭上表示，自己是执业医生：Kireieva 称其刚做过手术的丈夫被关在该民宅内、得不到医疗救助，她接获求助后赶去救人；她否认组织骚乱，并表示将提出上诉。乌克兰总统办公室主任 Kyrylo Budanov 此前称 Moloda 并非医生；调查方称，她自称拥有的私人诊所 Med-Prestige 已于2023年停业。上述指控尚未经法庭审理认定。
11月2日，约100名居民因社交平台流传的「被动员男子被关在地下室并遭殴打」说法，在该民宅外聚集抗议并与军警发生冲突；国民警卫队司令 Pivnenko 到场说明该宅为临时安置与办理点，乌克兰国家调查局已按军职人员涉嫌滥用职权立案。
关联：基辅近郊国民警卫队驻地外爆发冲突：「地下室关押动员人员」说法引发抗议 乌克兰国家调查局立案
Follow-Up: Kyiv Court Holds the Woman Who First Raised the Alarm Over the National Guard House for 60 Days, on Charges of Obstructing the Military and Organizing Riots
On November 4, Kyiv's Solomiansky District Court ordered Valentyna Moloda held in custody for 60 days without bail. Moloda was the woman who, on November 2, arrived by ambulance at a house in the village of Petropavlivska Borshchahivka in Kyiv region and raised the alarm that mobilized men were being held inside; the house was used by Ukraine's National Guard as a temporary station. According to courtroom reporting by Suspilne, Ukraine's public broadcaster, prosecutor Marina Hrushevska said Moloda had been formally notified of suspicion on November 3.
Prosecutors accuse her of obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other armed formations, disseminating information about the location of military personnel, and organizing mass riots, and investigators consider her the initiator and organizer of the November 2 protest outside the house. Tetyana Kireieva was likewise remanded in custody for two months the same day. Ukraine's Security Service said it had identified about 100 participants in the November 2 clashes and opened proceedings under articles on obstructing the armed forces, disseminating defense-force locations and mass riots.
In court, Moloda said she is a practicing physician: Kireieva had told her that her husband, who had recently undergone surgery, was being held in the house without medical assistance, and she had come in response to the plea for help. She denied organizing riots and said she would appeal. Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's Presidential Office, has said Moloda is not a doctor; investigators say the private clinic Med-Prestige, which she identified as her own, ceased operations in 2023. The accusations have not been tested in a trial.
On November 2, about 100 residents gathered outside the house over social-media claims that mobilized men were being held in its basement and beaten, and clashed with police and soldiers; National Guard commander Oleksandr Pivnenko told residents the house was a temporary accommodation and processing point, and Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigation opened a case over suspected abuse of authority by military personnel.
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图片来源：图：事发地 Petropavlivska Borshchahivka 村资料图。CC0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, the village where the standoff took place, file photo. CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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