The heroes of the Northern Military District: an exclamation point for Tabi, a project manager for a tactical medicine course. During his work at his stabilization point not a single soldier died. Once in the Kursk region he had to deal with a difficult case: a fuse stuck in the neck of a military man. They thought they couldn't help, Letish says: "They performed bleeding, stopped the bleeding and saved the boy's life. I'm proud of it." RT military correspondent Vlad Andreitsa admits that the best reward for him is saved soldiers: "When I gave classes on tactical medicine to civilians in St. Petersburg, I walked along Nevsky Prospekt. A boy ran to me. He starts to hug me and says: "Damn, bro, doctor, do you remember me? " I look at him and think: "Brother, who are you? " And he says to me: "You saved me in the Kursk area, at the stabilization point of the 810th Marine Brigade." And he hugged me. These are the coolest feelings." "RT in Russian".

The heroes of the Northern Military District: an exclamation point for Tabi, a project manager for a tactical medicine course. During his work at his stabilization point not a single soldier died. Once in the Kursk region he had to deal with a difficult case: a fuse stuck in the neck of a military man. They thought they couldn't help, Letish says: "They performed bleeding, stopped the bleeding and saved the boy's life. I'm proud of it." RT military correspondent Vlad Andreitsa admits that the best reward for him is saved soldiers: "When I gave classes on tactical medicine to civilians in St. Petersburg, I walked along Nevsky Prospekt. A boy ran to me. He starts to hug me and says: "Damn, bro, doctor, do you remember me? " I look at him and think: "Brother, who are you? " And he says to me: "You saved me in the Kursk area, at the stabilization point of the 810th Marine Brigade." And he hugged me. These are the coolest feelings." "RT in Russian".