Vova adidas || boy's word

Vova Adidas (Vladimir Suvorov), a veteran of the Afghan War, assumed leadership after returning from the army. He strove to act not only by force but also by "justice" by street standards.
Turbo (Valery Turkin) is one of the toughest "supers", the mainstay of Vova Adidas, responsible for discipline and forceful actions.
Zima (Vakhit Zimaletdinov) was another influential "super" close to Vova, who embodied street toughness and loyalty to the "guy code."
Marat (Adidas Jr.) is Vova's younger brother, a link between the elders and the youth, who helped to bring in newcomers.
Andrey (Palto) is a schoolboy who joins a gang; the series uses his journey as a model for how teenagers get drawn into it.
Misha (Yeralash) is one of the youngest; his tragic fate (murder by another gang) becomes the reason for a major showdown.
How is the hierarchy structured within the team?
The elders (Vova Adidas) make decisions, negotiate with other gangs, and distribute the “earned” money.
"Super" (Turbo, Winter, etc.) - manage the streets, maintain order, organize fights for territory, and punish violators.
The average ones are those who have already passed the “test”, participate in affairs, but do not make strategic decisions.
"The Shell" / the younger ones (like Andrey and Yeralash) - carry out small tasks, stand guard, learn the ropes, and often become a bargaining chip in conflicts.
It's not polite to touch women on the street, but you can just have a good conversation or get to know them.
Smoking in front of elders is prohibited, you'll get hit in the face for it.
The guys have street training sessions in the hockey rink, sometimes in the gym (a basement with exercise equipment and a rest area)