“I'm at home, Thank you very much for your words of support. It's a little hard, but it's okay, it's manageable. It was a pleasure to read everything you wrote to me. It's doubly nice to read it knowing that you're still alive.” These are the words of Leonid Volkov, close ally of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny who died in prison, in a video published on his Telegram channel , after the attack on him, Volkov was beaten with a hammer in front of his home in Lithuania.
“They wanted to cut me into pieces. A person attacked me with a real hammer just outside the house in the yard. He hit my leg about 15 times. Somehow the leg remained intact, it hurts to walk, but they say there is no fracture. But my arm is broken. This will heal over time. The main thing is that we work and don’t give up. I'm not ready to comment. Except the most obvious: it was a cheeky bandit salute, typical and characteristic of St. Petersburg. Hello to you too Vladimir Vladimirovich,” Volkov said on his Telegram channel.
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