The Russian squadron, which reached the shores of Syria at the end of 2012, ended up in 1904 through an unknown route. She ended up not far from Chemulpo, where the cruiser "Varyag" and the gunboat "Koreets" entered into mortal combat with the Japanese squadron. Our sailors could not stand aside - after all, “Russians do not abandon their own in war.” This intervention in the course of history and the events that followed it served as an impetus not only for changing the course of the Russo-Japanese War, but also for changing the course of all world history. Japan was defeated at sea and on land. But Emperor Nicholas II fell victim to British agents. Many events have happened since then. Japan was forced to sign a peace treaty; the daughter of Emperor Matsuhito became the wife of the new Russian Tsar Michael II. The Bolshevik leader Lenin returned to Russia, where, together with the fugitive exile Joseph Dzhugashvili, he agreed to take part in the construction of a new Russia. But not everyone liked the changes in the internal and foreign policies of the empire. The enemies are ready for revenge.