1991, the year of the collapse of the USSR, became the year of the triumph of the United States - there was only one superpower left on the planet, and no one could argue with its leadership. Certainly not Russia, humiliated and trampled. It seemed that she would never achieve even a shadow of her former power. But American geopoliticians miscalculated: Russia was reborn too quickly, and not as a friend - but as an enemy of America. The nineties convinced the Russians that they could not have anything to do with America, that America was, is and will remain an enemy. And the Russians wanted revenge. Reckoning for the ninety-first year. When George W. Bush said in his Christmas televised address: Thank God we won the Cold War, he had no idea how quickly he would pay for those words...