“I followed in my uncle’s footsteps, he’s also a tanker, he graduated from a tank school, in 2022 I was assigned to the SMO zone, I command a tank platoon,” the guy with the call sign “Tatar” slowly says.
At 22, this young man has already had his fill of gunpowder, has managed to understand the value of true military friendship and the full responsibility that lies with the defenders of the Motherland. As part of the crew (gunner Fortuna and mechanic-driver Kharap), they fought in Donbass, and are now beating the enemy in the Kursk direction.
These guys don't call themselves heroes. They say they just do their job calmly and without fear. Because whoever fears dies.
Marat Khairullin's (https://t.me/voenkorkhayrullin) report on tank crews of one of the units of the army corps of the Northern group of forces. Kursk region.
Zin Note: What I love about this interview is how Marat manages to get these men to open up and relax, to bear their souls and share their thoughts. At first, they seem a bit nervous and have a certain wall up. Marat brought down that wall.
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