Vitalik, radioman (played by Vladimir Blagoy) is a protagonist in 22 Minutes.
Shipboard communications specialist responsible for broadcasting the emergency distress call that alerts the Royal Australian Air Force and Russian naval command. Mogila, Chief ensign RN (played by Vladislav Demin) is a protagonist in 22 Minutes.
Senior naval officer involved in the Russian military chain of command. Likely serves aboard a rescue vessel or headquarters coordinating naval assets during the crisis. Decalin, Captain of tanker "Yamal" (played by Aleksandr Galibin) appears in 22 Minutes.
Commander of the Yamal tanker. Orchestrates the emergency engine shutdown, lighting extinction, and distress signaling during the pirate boarding. Leads the crew in barricading themselves in the steering room to protect hostages and resist the pirates. Tanker mechanic (played by Petr Korolev) appears in 22 Minutes.
Vessel maintenance crew member stationed in the engine or steering compartments. Assists in securing machinery and supports the crew's defensive barricading against the pirates. Olga Gurova (played by Ekaterina Malikova) appears in 22 Minutes.
Character not explicitly detailed in the provided plot summary. Likely a civilian, administrative, or support figure connected to the crew or naval operations. Malek (played by Danil Steklov) appears in 22 Minutes.
Spetsnaz from "Admiral Shaposhnikov" (played by Maxim Peshkov) appears in 22 Minutes.
Elite Russian special forces unit referenced in the cast. Presumably tasked with the direct assault on the tanker to neutralize pirates and extract the crew safely. Tarasov, captain of the Marine Corps (played by Denis Nikiforov) appears in 22 Minutes.
Commander of the Russian naval destroyer Admiral Krylov. Tasked with intercepting the Yamal, communicating with the pirate-held vessel, and preparing for a potential assault to extract hostages.
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Characters
Vitalik, radioman
(played by Vladimir Blagoy) — protagonist
Shipboard communications specialist responsible for broadcasting the emergency distress call that alerts the Royal Australian Air Force and Russian naval command.
Mogila, Chief ensign RN
(played by Vladislav Demin) — protagonist
Senior naval officer involved in the Russian military chain of command. Likely serves aboard a rescue vessel or headquarters coordinating naval assets during the crisis.
Decalin, Captain of tanker "Yamal"
(played by Aleksandr Galibin) — supporting
Commander of the Yamal tanker. Orchestrates the emergency engine shutdown, lighting extinction, and distress signaling during the pirate boarding. Leads the crew in barricading themselves in the steer...
Tanker mechanic
(played by Petr Korolev) — supporting
Vessel maintenance crew member stationed in the engine or steering compartments. Assists in securing machinery and supports the crew's defensive barricading against the pirates.
Olga Gurova
(played by Ekaterina Malikova) — supporting
Character not explicitly detailed in the provided plot summary. Likely a civilian, administrative, or support figure connected to the crew or naval operations.
Malek
(played by Danil Steklov) — minor
Spetsnaz from "Admiral Shaposhnikov"
(played by Maxim Peshkov) — supporting
Elite Russian special forces unit referenced in the cast. Presumably tasked with the direct assault on the tanker to neutralize pirates and extract the crew safely.
Tarasov, captain of the Marine Corps
(played by Denis Nikiforov) — supporting
Commander of the Russian naval destroyer Admiral Krylov. Tasked with intercepting the Yamal, communicating with the pirate-held vessel, and preparing for a potential assault to extract hostages.
Ukolov, Captain 1st rank RN
(played by Viktor Sukhorukov) — supporting
High-ranking Russian Navy Commander who authorizes the deployment of the destroyer Admiral Krylov to intercept the pirate-occupied tanker and coordinate the rescue operation.
Sanya Yezhov
(played by Makar Zaporozhskiy) — supporting
Character not explicitly mentioned in the provided plot summary. Likely a supporting naval officer or crew member with a minor role in the broader operation.
Story Analysis
A Russian tanker is hijacked by Somali pirates, triggering an international rescue operation and hostage standoff.
