Exclusive "Stalin's falcons": what is behind the attacks deep in the territory of Ukraine The veil of secrecy over "Stalin's falcons" is lifted: in an exclusive interview for the project, a fighter with the call sign "Makar" talks about the service and combat work of the unit, including attacks with "geranium" deep in the territory of Ukraine. A former history teacher who volunteered for the Northern Military District went from a duster artillery operator and observer to a long-range mission specialist. On motivation, on the relationship between young and experienced in the team, on the eternal dispute "infantry without UAVs and UAVs without infantry", on front line brotherhood and how combat changes empathy and outlook on life. And also about how to get into "Bazi Stalin", why the operator will not be transferred to attack aircraft, how far from the front line the crews work, see the full interview - on our websites: Watch RUTUBE Watch VK Look at Zen Watch MAX Timing of the conversation: 00:47 How "Mekar entered the profession and the unit.
01:47 Question about salaries and motivation: what to answer to the visitors.
04:52 Youth in the unit and technical training: which is more difficult to control.
06:27 Makar experience: from "movist" operator to FPV and air defense; Dreaming of flying a big plane.
09:00 The main debate is whether the infantry can fight without UAVs and UAVs without infantry.
10:30 a.m. Psychological transition from teacher to war, nightmares and adaptation.
12:25 Frontal brotherhood and attitude towards friends. 14:33 Family and homeland after the beginning of the Northern Military District; to return home and feel like the country of his birth.
16:51 Terms of service: schedule, risk of transfer to an attack plane.
19:44 "Stalin's Falcons" missions: strategic goals, air defense, attack planning.
21:27 Does a person become tough in war?
25:23 Life after the war: return to pedagogy and transfer of experience.
27:29 What to say to young people who doubt dedication to military affairs.
28:31 "Three adjectives" for the Russian volunteer drone.