Klim Pavlovsky.

Biography
Klim Petrovich Pavlovsky is a reconnaissance commander for the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Red Army. His service began before the war, and he fought in Spain and Poland. He has a difficult family history: in the 1920s, his father served as Tukhachevsky's adjutant. In 1937, his father was sentenced to a long prison term under Article 58. Before his arrest, he divorced his wife and stated in court that he had long since estranged himself from his family—this helped Klim and his mother avoid repression. However, due to his father's past, the family was still considered "not entirely trustworthy" as "relatives of an enemy of the people." Klim is wounded throughout the story. For example, during one mission, he was shot in the chest but survived. His status changes over the seasons: at the beginning of one film, he is promoted to major, and later in the story, he also appears as a captain.
Character
Pavlovsky is a focused, confident, and decisive commander. He knows how to make difficult decisions in critical situations and assume responsibility for the group. At the same time, he also has a human side: he values ​​his comrades, and the series shows how friendships within the reconnaissance group (with Mikhas Sushkevich and Alexei Teneshev) grow over time. At the same time, he can be tough and uncompromising when it comes to completing a mission.
Skills and Abilities
Language skills: fluent in German, Spanish and Polish.
Hand-to-hand combat: a master of sambo techniques. Interestingly, he was personally trained by Anatoly Kharlampiev, the founder of the Soviet Sambo School.
Reconnaissance skills: able to operate behind enemy lines, carry out complex and risky missions, competently plan operations, and lead a group out of dangerous situations.
Role in the plot
Pavlovsky leads a group of scouts, including Mikhas Sushkevich and Alexei Teneshev, who carry out dangerous missions.