FIRST BOOK. PARTISANS OF THE THIRD WORLD. When did the undeclared US war against Russia begin? When NATO soldiers invaded our land. When the Russian army was instantly broken and destroyed and was unable to adequately respond to the first blow. When NATO mercenaries, marching victoriously across the country, burn entire cities to the ground, gas and kill all Russian civilians indiscriminately - women, old people, children. When our government cowardly flees abroad. What will you do? You can give up and die from the enemy’s bullet. You can surrender to the mercy of the winner, go into slavery or join the police. Or you can accept the challenge - and respond to aggression with guerrilla warfare. Newspapers won’t write about them, they won’t be shown on TV, and they won’t face an honorary funeral on a gun carriage either. All they want is to get even with the enemy, who indifferently sows death on their native land.

SECOND BOOK. MAIN OPPONENT. These plans have been in the making for decades. A long preparation took place. Finally the moment has come. The NATO coalition attacked a weakened Russia. A sea of fire fell from the air, land and sea onto the Russians who had not understood anything. Hopeless apathy and confusion, pain and fear - these were the only feelings left for the survivors. Eighty cities and towns in the south, central Russia and north-west were wiped off the face of the earth. Following the army of invaders, a pack of hungry jackals moved across the occupied territory. The punishers gassed local residents and refugees hiding in the forests, picked up trophies, not even disdaining goods from rural stores. But not all Russians died and not all accepted the new order. Two private security guards , a truck driver and a group of airsoft fans were the few who challenged the enemy. They went into the forests to wage guerrilla warfare.

THIRD BOOK. DARKEST HOUR. The enemy miscalculated. Russia did not fall from the first vile blow. And not all of its defenders stuck their bayonets into the ground. Many decided to fight. Having taken up arms, they found the courage to fight back, destroying the invaders wherever they found them. Beyond the Urals, the entire population capable of holding arms in their hands rose up in guerrilla warfare. In Siberia and the Far East, neither military force nor betrayal of the enemy managed to destroy the military formations and military arsenals of the Russian Army. Having gathered their strength and got rid of the traitors, under the red banner the Russian army and navy gave a crushing rebuff to the Aggressor and not only on their own land, but also reaching the enemy in his lair. This blow was worth many victims and the strain of the last forces, because the enemy is still strong and preparing to take revenge. But in his way, as always happened, stood ordinary people who did not want to die, who did not know how to give up. The darkest hour has come - the pre-dawn... But the Russian people know: “The enemy will be defeated! Victory will be ours!”