Naked assailant terrorizes Sevastopol with brutal daytime attacks
A naked man was walking the streets of Sevastopol and attacking random passersby. In the footage shared by the Nexta agency, you can see a completely naked aggressor harassing older people and brutally beating them. The situation repeated itself at two bus stops. The city has been under Russian control since 2014.
1:11 PM EDT, June 29, 2024
"Russia is a state of mind" - this famous slogan regularly appears about the theoretically unbelievable news coming from this country. The internet contains bizarre photos and videos of situations that only seem possible in Russia.
One such video appeared on June 29. The Nexta agency shared a recording from Crimea on social media, which Moscow has occupied since 2014.
The footage was recorded in broad daylight. In the video, you can see two older people talking, standing on the sidewalk near a bus stop. Suddenly, a naked man approaches them and starts beating them. First, he knocks down the man with a heavy blow to the head. Then, he attempts to harm the woman.
Naked aggressor beats people on the streets of Sevastopol
The attacked woman falls and tries to defend herself with her legs. The aggressor kicks the lying victim several times. Then he returns to the man he had just knocked out. He brutally kicks him in the head. After a while, he remembers the woman and wants to attack her again. There are bloodstains on the street. The woman escapes. The naked aggressor then returns to his first victim and starts kicking him on the body again.
The second part of the footage takes place near another bus stop. The naked aggressor appears again and starts beating people standing on the street without a word. He encounters two men and faces more resistance than the first time. The men wrestle and kick each other, and then the video cuts off.
Thehe atmosphere in Russian-occupied Sevastopol: a naked man attacked pensioners with punches in the middle of the day. So much for the "Russian world" - reads a post on the X platform.
