The work of a Russian journalist in Ukraine is more difficult and dangerous than in a war zone. You don’t know in advance when the nationalists will cripple you or the authorities will decide to “imprison” you. The predecessor of the hero of this book was “lucky”. He was only harshly deported from the country: “his jaw was humanitarianally broken during detention, his kidneys were given a democratic treatment. And two more of his ribs seem to have cracked, but this is not certain...” Will “our man in Kyiv” be able to fulfill his professional duty as a journalist and return safely to Russia? For the first time, an honest and truthful story from those who went through all this.