Cherkasov Denis Aleksandrovich
Major, Deputy Commander of the 2nd Air Assault Battalion for Airborne Training — Military Unit 42091 — 108th Air Assault Regiment of the 7th Air Assault Division of the Airborne Forces of the Russian Armed Forces
In short
- Who
- Position: Major, Deputy Commander of the 2nd Air Assault Battalion for Airborne Training — Military Unit 42091 — 108th Air Assault Regiment of the 7th Air Assault Division of the Airborne Forces of the Russian Armed Forces
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Case summary
Denis Aleksandrovich Cherkasov is a major, deputy commander of the 2nd Air Assault Battalion for airborne training, military unit 42091, 108th Air Assault Regiment of the 7th Air Assault Division of the Airborne Forces of the Russian Armed Forces.
According to open registries, from February to March 2022, he took direct part in combat operations in Kherson and Mykolaiv Oblasts as part of the 2nd Battalion Tactical Group of the 108th Air Assault Regiment of the 7th Air Assault Division of the Airborne Forces of the Russian Armed Forces, within the "South" troop grouping.
Major Denis Alexandrovich Cherkasov directly participated in combat operations in the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions between February and March 2022 as part of the 2nd Battalion Tactical Group of the 108th Air Assault Regiment, 7th Air Assault Division of the Russian Airborne Forces. This period was characterized by fierce fighting, significant losses among Russian troops, and numerous documented instances of civilian infrastructure destruction and war crimes committed by the occupying forces. However, specific data confirmed by open sources regarding his personal combat failures, direct involvement in war crimes, issuance of criminal orders, or the rout of the units under his command is currently unavailable.
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Major Denis Alexandrovich Cherkasov directly participated in combat operations in the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions between February and March 2022 as part of the 2nd Battalion Tactical Group of the 108th Air Assault Regiment, 7th Air Assault Division of the Russian Airborne Forces. This period was characterized by fierce fighting, significant losses among Russian troops, and numerous documented instances of civilian infrastructure destruction and war crimes committed by the occupying forces. However, specific data confirmed by open sources regarding his personal combat failures, direct involvement in war crimes, issuance of criminal orders, or the rout of the units under his command is currently unavailable.
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