Counter Strike

A Russian squadron that left at the end of 2012 for the shores of Syria unexpectedly found itself in early January 1942 in the Black Sea off the coast of Evpatoria—on the flank.

The breaking of the blockade of Sevastopol and the liberation of Crimea were only the beginning of the heroic combat path of people from the twenty-first century in the Great Patriotic War. While the enemy hasn’t recovered yet, further strikes must be delivered.

A separate heavy mechanized brigade of General Berezhny—whose core became the marines and tankers from the twenty-first century—will have to launch a deep raid across the steppes of Tauria and Donbass. And a special naval task force has been ordered to redeploy to the Arctic, to the route of the North Convoys, so that even there Hitler’s men won’t find life sweet.

The consequences of these decisions won’t take long. How our contemporaries, “with fire and sword,” changed the course of the Great Patriotic War, you will learn by reading these and the following books.

In the AST publishing house, the book was released under the title “Breakthrough to Donbass.”