In Krasnoyarsk, residents of an apartment building live in fear. A man who once served time for murder — and was released early to fight in the war in Ukraine — returned home not as a hero, but as a violent menace. Since his arrival, women in the building have been beaten, doors vandalized, and bullets fired through windows. Despite repeated calls for help, police remain silent — or worse, dismissive. In this episode, we speak with survivors, expose the system’s failures, and reveal the chilling statistics: nearly 800 civilians have been killed or injured by returning war veterans in just three years.
In Krasnoyarsk, residents of an apartment building live in fear. A man who once served time for murder — and was released early to fight in the war in Ukraine — returned home not as a hero, but as a violent menace. Since his arrival, women in the building have been beaten, doors vandalized, and bullets fired through windows. Despite repeated calls for help, police remain silent — or worse, dismissive. In this episode, we speak with survivors, expose the system’s failures, and reveal the chilling statistics: nearly 800 civilians have been killed or injured by returning war veterans in just three years.