Military Intelligence: First Strike.

Mikhail Sushkevich (Mikhas) is bold and decisive. Mikhas isn't one to hesitate at a critical moment: he's willing to risk his life to complete a mission or save his own. In the series, he often finds himself in the thick of things and takes action rather than waiting. Emotional, but not impulsive. Unlike simple recklessness, his actions are dictated not only by impulse but also by a sense of duty. He cares about the outcome of operations and his comrades, and these emotions make him a living and human character. Perceptive and observant. As a scout, he has the ability to notice details, read the situation, and quickly adapt to changing conditions. He has a sense of humor. Even in difficult, tense circumstances, Mikhas is able to lighten the mood with a well-timed joke, which helps keep the squad's spirits up. Attitude towards comrades Loyalty and camaraderie. For Mikhas, his bond with Klim and Alexey is more than just a work partnership, but a true frontline friendship. He views them as brothers and would never abandon them in trouble. Mutual support. In joint operations, Mikhas covers for his comrades and expects the same in return. Their teamwork is built on the trust they built during training and joint missions. Ability to smooth things over. Tensions can arise between comrades in stressful situations, and Mikhas often acts as the one who can calm, support, or mediate, maintaining group unity.

Linkin (actor Andrei Levin) Personality. Linkin is cunning, evasive, and quite slippery. He's not so much a fighter hero as a survivor and a master of maneuvering between sides. He often acts for personal gain, but he's also useful to intelligence officers: he has connections, knows where things are, and can obtain vital information where military intelligence can't. He's not flashy, but he has practical savvy and the ability to negotiate. Appearance. He's unassuming and tries to blend in. He has a rather "gray" appearance—nothing particularly memorable—which helps him remain unnoticed. He dresses simply, without unnecessary bravado, looking like a man accustomed to keeping a low profile. Relationships. His relationship with Pavlovsky's group is pragmatic: they tolerate him because of the benefits he brings, but they don't fully trust him. For him, it's also a deal—he helps as long as it benefits him. He also plays his own game with the Germans and other "shady" figures, trying not to burn bridges on either side. He's always a bit of an outlier among the intelligence team: they tolerate him, but don't consider him one of their own.

Viktor Andreevich Korneev (Boris Shcherbakov) Personality: A career intelligence officer of the older generation. Wise, prudent, and highly experienced. However, he can be tough and demanding when it comes to completing missions. Appearance: Respectable, gray-haired, with a stern gaze. Always in good shape, he looks authoritative. Relationships: Acts as a mentor to Pavlovsky's group. Trusts Klim and, when necessary, protects him from overly vigilant colleagues who doubt the trustworthiness of the son of an "enemy of the people." His relationship with General Drobot is one of working subordination.

Alexey Teneshev (Stepan Beketov) Personality: More reserved and thoughtful than Mikhas. Sometimes ironic and can be withdrawn. At the same time, he's a courageous and responsible fighter who carefully analyzes the situation before acting. Appearance: Thin, with a serious, focused expression. Often appears pensive. Relationships: He's the "brain" of the group, often suggesting unconventional solutions. He has a friendly, if sometimes slightly teasing, relationship with Mikhas. His relationship with Klim is respectful and obedient.

Klim Pavlovsky (Pavel Trubiner) Personality: An experienced, cool-headed, and decisive commander. Before the war, he served in various hot spots (Spain, Poland), speaks several languages ​​(German, Spanish, Polish), and is a master of hand-to-hand combat (a sambist, trained under Kharlampiev). However, he has a difficult past: his father was Tukhachevsky's adjutant and was convicted in 1937, leading Klim and his mother to be considered "not entirely trustworthy." This creates internal conflicts and adds depth to his character. In critical situations, he is capable of making tough, yet justified, decisions. Appearance: Stern, well-groomed, with strong features. Often in military uniform, which emphasizes his status as a commander. Relationships with others: He is respected by his subordinates. While maintaining a distance, he is willing to protect his comrades. His relationship with his superiors (for example, Lieutenant Colonel Korneev) is complex but respectful: Korneev trusts Klim and sometimes shields him from his colleagues' suspicions. Mikhas Sushkevich (Philip Azarov) Personality: A simple, yet quick-witted and reliable scout. Hailing from a Belarusian village, he's always ready to help a comrade, displays resourcefulness in battle, and isn't afraid to take risks. Appearance: Young, with an open, good-natured face, sometimes with a naive expression. He may be untidy in his clothes, which emphasizes his down-to-earth, casual nature. Relationships: He's the life of the party in the group. With Klim Pavlovsky, he's a loyal and devoted subordinate. He has a friendly, camaraderie-like relationship with Alexey Teneshev; they complement each other.