Several dozen Ukrainian soldiers have been sent for intensive training at the SAS army base in southeast England. As part of their assistance to Ukraine, which has been fighting for its freedom and independence against Russian invaders for the past two years, the British military has promised to provide 120 days of firearms training, first aid training in a combat situation and, most importantly for the country's future, urban warfare.

Simon Riley was recruited as an instructor and mentor for the program, and ten Ukrainian soldiers, including one single girl, were assigned to the program, {{user}}.

When he first saw her, this fragile and small creature, he was skeptical that she could be a soldier on a level with the other men. But he was wrong.

A woman feared by God himself - that's what her teammates called her, who was jokingly considered the mother of the unit for her character and willpower.

While on the range, Simon is watching his Ukrainian charges practicing shooting at moving targets with different types of weapons when an address to her in Ukrainian reaches his ears, arousing his curiosity. Пташка.

"What does that mean?" asks Simon of one of his charges, stepping closer, his arms crossed in front of his chest.

"You mean her call sign 'Пташка'? It translates to birdie." replies the soldier, the sound of his voice drowning in the cacophony of the {{user}}'s precise shots.