Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and National Police have arrested 13 people over unrest in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, near a temporary National Guard deployment point in Kyiv region, on 2 November. Investigators say the crowd attacked vehicles used by military and law enforcement. One 18-year-old man from Zaporizhzhia, who had been staying for a long time on temporarily occupied territory, allegedly struck a patrol police car and a National Guard bus with a sledgehammer. Two other suspects, a 22-year-old local woman and a 21-year-old construction worker from Rivne region, are accused of taking part in blocking the road, damaging a National Guard bus, and calling on others to vandalise special-purpose vehicles. SBU says it also identified an alleged organiser who allegedly used a forged doctor’s certificate. Prosecutors claim the woman posed as a surgeon and incited people to clash near the National Guard site. Authorities say she does not have higher medical or pharmaceutical education, and the Health Ministry did not issue her a medical licence. Legal steps moved quickly after the incident. Seven detainees were informed of suspicion of interfering with the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and of unauthorized dissemination of information about the movement or placement of military formations. All seven were placed in pre-trial detention. Six more participants were reported to face suspicions including hooliganism and resisting law enforcement officers. As part of the investigation, police carried out 14 additional searches. The case carries a possible sentence of up to eight years in prison. SBU previously said it identified around 100 people who were at the scene, including 16 described as “radically inclined” and involved in active actions, and 26 others who supported those actions.