"There was a nervous breakdown." The person who beat a participant of the Special Military Operation in Revda asked not to be sent to a pre-trial detention center.

      "There was a nervous breakdown." The assailant who beat a participant of the special military operation in Revda asked not to be sent to a pre-trial detention center.

      On August 11, 2026, a measure of restraint is being chosen today for Revda resident Anton Cherkasov for attacking SVO veteran Alexey, reports "Channel 4." The man asked the court not to place him in custody.

      The attacker admitted his guilt and publicly apologized to SVO participant Alexey and his family, according to "Channel 4" from the courtroom.

      "I would like to apologize to Alexey once again in front of people. Please forgive me. I acknowledge my guilt. ... I am very ashamed in front of everyone - in front of Alexey, his family, combat comrades, and all Russians," stated Cherkasov, who has been convicted multiple times before. The victim participated in several military conflicts and suffered concussions.

      To support the victim Alexey, other veterans of the special operation arrived in Revda today - several people from Berezovsky, Yekaterinburg, and other cities in the Sverdlovsk region, reports "Channel 4."

      The defendant told his version of events: supposedly the girl whom Alexey defended was not against Anton's advances.

      "I couldn't control my emotions, I had a nervous breakdown," he explained, which is why he became enraged at the disabled man who defended the girl.

      In court, it was mentioned that defendant Cherkasov helps his sick mother and supports his ex-wife and child. His current common-law wife is now in her fourth month of pregnancy. The man asked the court not to place him in custody.

      As the victim told "Channel 4," after the attack by 37-year-old Cherkasov, he lay immobile for four days. He had a broken head, severe bruises, and hematomas.

      "He kicked me under the throat with his feet. He kicked once - it tore everything. Constant mockery, humiliation. He constantly referred to me in the feminine gender. This is beyond any limits. He apologized, but then approached several more times and kicked me in the painful legs - I have two operated legs," Alexey recounted.

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