Человек после войны / Man after war

A few weeks ago, you watched an episode with Yuri Shevchuk—the one that wasn't about music at all. Among other things, it featured Shevchuk's research experience: in 1995, he traveled to Chechnya, met with Russian fighters, sang songs to them, and filmed his every move. Perhaps the most terrifying video is the roll call he conducted there: https://goo.gl/DcByz4 According to the legend—important: according to the legend—almost all of these guys died a few days later. We don't know if that's true or not, but we do know that at least one person from that video is alive. We found him completely by chance, thanks to one of our viewers. The fighter's name is Oleg Sitnikov, and he lives a very quiet and modest life in Kaliningrad. But before he found himself in this life, he spent many years drinking and searching for something to do. We came to visit him to show him how people who returned from war live. Chechnya happened many years ago, but we're still involved in a variety of wars today. It's great if you don't need this. Unfortunately, someone else definitely will.