[08:53 - 09:55] War Stories and the Face of the Enemy

What did he tell about the war? You know, people who've been to war generally don't talk about it. On YouTube, I can find a small segment of a New Year's Eve broadcast where Yura pours a glass of wine and says that the most important thing, a wish for the coming year, is precisely the situation when military actions are taking place in Chechnya. But Moscow doesn't know, everything is supposedly normal in Moscow; it's somewhere, it's far away, the Caucasus is raging. And everything around Chechnya is also raging, and then there will be terrorist attacks in Buynaksk, which, well, all of this is this thing, right? From this, house bombings will later emerge, too, which people will habitually say: 'Oh, the Chechens did it,' because there is fear. This fear has already settled in society, and the face of the enemy is drawn. My wonderful classmate, a citizen of Israel, came from Israel in the 90s.