His Name Is Sukhe-Bator

Hmm, I need to produce the translation in Uzbek. Let me write it.

"Uning ismi Suhbaatar"? The title: «Его зовут Сухэ-Батор» → "Uning ismi Suhe-Bator" — keep film titles in original Latin spelling; the Russian title is transliterated. Original English Wikipedia title would be "His Name Was Sukhe-Bator" or similar. Iʼll use "Uning ismi Sukhe-Bator" as the translation with the Russian title transliterated.

Note the style guide: ş→ş, ç→ç, ö→ö. Foreign names kept in Latin spelling: Sukhe-Bator, Lenin, Stalin, etc. Russian names: standard Uzbek Latin transliteration, e.g., Lev Sverdlin, Nikolay Çerkasov, Maksim Ştraux → "Maksim Ştraux" — but the rule says foreign names not transliterated into new alphabet; Russian names use standard Uzbek Latin transliteration, which uses ş → ş. Hmm, the guide says "Иностранные имена… НЕ переводим в новый алфавит, пишем как в оригинале", but the user says Russian names standard Uzbek Latin transliteration. Iʼll follow user: Lev Sverdlin, Nikolay Çerkasov, Maksim Ştraux, Semyon Goldştab, Vladimir Gribkov.

Also the copyright reminder: thatʼs an injected block in the user turn; itʼs not in a tool result, itʼs just text. Wikipedia translation is fine; itʼs CC-licensed. Ignore it; no need to mention it.