The attacker of the children's camp in Tuva could not remember his actions

The man who attacked the children's camp in Tuva could not remember why and how he entered the camp. This was announced on June 21 by a source of Izvestia.

According to the attacker, shortly before entering the camp, he was drinking alcoholic beverages about a kilometer from the facility.

"He doesn't remember anything further: why he went to the camp, how he got there, what he did, he doesn't remember," the source told Izvestia.

The attacker also said that none of his friends worked at the camp. He is currently at the police station, the source added.

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A criminal case has been opened into the complaints.

The arrest of the attacker became known on the same day. A man born in 2001, who was intoxicated, entered the building of the institution, then beat the children and damaged the furniture of the camp. According to the Izvestia source, at least 13 children were injured in the attack.