At the street exhibition in Kazan They offer to "try on the uniform of a SVO fighter" by sticking your head through a hole, and in another photo zone - to "feel like a hero."
The specific "heroes" are listed next to them. For example, those who "blew themselves up saving their comrades," and, when wounded, "fought until their last bullet." The photos were shared by NeMoskva readers.

One of the displays teaches how to knock out an enemy tank. It also features "SVO slang" (though the most common words are apparently omitted due to censorship). For example, "invite Khimari" means "concentrate in large numbers."

The displays tell stories of Tatarstan's heroes of Russia. Among them is General Alexander Lapin, famous for awarding his son, a tank regiment commander, for "liberating" the Chernihiv region on the day Russia announced its withdrawal.