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Niyaz Sadykov is known for his role as Viktor Tsoi in Alexey Balabanov’s film “Cargo 200”.
Actor Niyaz Sadykov, known for his role as Viktor Tsoi in Alexei Balabanov’s film “Cargo 200,” fled from a bear that was chasing him in the Leningrad region. REN TV reports this.
Sadykov himself told reporters that he was riding a scooter and accidentally turned the wrong way, ending up deep in the forest in the dark. At some point, the artist heard the cracking of branches, after which he saw a predator five meters away from him.
In total, Niyaz traveled about 25 kilometers along forest roads. The beast chased him for some time, but then fell behind. Several times the scooter got stuck and fell, the protective bumper was damaged. The man managed to leave the forest and get to the nearest highway.

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