The Third Rule of the Saboteur
9 hrs. 16 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Aleksey Makhrov
Author
Valery Gurov
Narrator
Pavel Lomakin
Narrator
Pavel Lomakin
Assault pilot Vladimir Soshnikov hurled a grenade into the enemy “fortification,” but after the explosion he came to his senses in a trench—nearby Red Army soldiers with Mosin rifles were fending off an onslaught from awkward gray tanks with black crosses on their armor.
He had fought in the volunteer battalion “Burya” and knew what the front was like: two years on the LBS, dozens of captured fortifications, and enemy soldiers killed. Now, though, Soshnikov is an ordinary Red Army private—without the familiar “AK-12,” without a load-bearing vest with magazines, and without powerful artillery support. All he has is an old Nagant revolver, a grenade with a long handle, and the merciless reality of the country’s most terrifying summer.
Can the experience of a 21st-century war change the course of history? But first of all, he needs to simply survive.
He had fought in the volunteer battalion “Burya” and knew what the front was like: two years on the LBS, dozens of captured fortifications, and enemy soldiers killed. Now, though, Soshnikov is an ordinary Red Army private—without the familiar “AK-12,” without a load-bearing vest with magazines, and without powerful artillery support. All he has is an old Nagant revolver, a grenade with a long handle, and the merciless reality of the country’s most terrifying summer.
Can the experience of a 21st-century war change the course of history? But first of all, he needs to simply survive.
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