Kyiv protest raises suspicions of possible Russian orchestration

These pictures are from Monday night in Kyiv. About 100 people showed up throwing eggs and rocks at a compound belonging to Ukraine's National Guard. At first, it appeared to be a protest against the mobilization of Ukrainian men. But now it's turned into a debate over whether there was another agenda behind it. Was it orchestrated Russian propaganda? Investigators say this woman sparked the protest. At the scene, she appeared to be an emergency worker. But according to the investigators, that's not her true identity. According to them, she's a plastic surgeon spreading pro-Russian sentiment online. The protesters claimed that mobilized men were being tortured inside. But Ukraine's National Guard denies those claims. Local media on site during the clashes say they felt the protests were orchestrated and that they didn't see any signs of torture of the people who were let out of the house. But none of the journalists present could unequivocally say what was orchestrated and what wasn't. And yet tensions surrounding Ukraine's mobilization are not made up. Ukraine has forced mobilization and that means men are being taken against their will, sometimes in physically violent ways. Many Ukrainians have said the government isn't doing enough to tackle this issue head on. But even after this unusual event took place, there's still more questions than answers. Was it simply a protest against mobilization or a Russian orchestrated provocation intended to discredit Ukraine?