Just as Natalia announced martial law across the entire city on television, a piercing air raid alarm sounded throughout Kiev City.
All police stations had received advanced notice to maintain order on the streets and had blockaded all the streets.
Every intersection, every major street, and all residential entrances and exits were blocked by police cars flashing their lights.
Unless you had a special pass issued by the office of the independent prosecutor, no one else could enter or leave!
These hundreds of operation teams dispersed across the entire city and began their missions.
Such a large movement naturally alarmed many people.
People, including top officials, were all asking each other nervously what had happened.
However, at that time, the people who truly knew the details of the situation, apart from those dispatched to enforce the law, could possibly be counted on one hand.
