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"We are from UNSO" is the most fascinating chronicle of the odious group of political corsairs of the turbulent 1990s. At that time, record-breaking factions of Ukrainian passionaries united under the banner of this organisation. The helm of leadership was alternately in the hands of the most colourful jokers of the era, such as Anatoliy Lupynis, Dmytro Korchynsky, Valeriy Bobrovych, Sashko Bilyi and Oleh Vitovych. Much of their ideological pursuits suffered from oxygen deprivation in the inter-party Byzantium of the weak Kravchuk-Kuchma era, which did not go beyond the perimeter of the government quarter on the Pechersk Hills. Therefore, geopolitics and locations of post-Soviet armed conflicts become the leading platform for the UNSO to demonstrate its pan-Ukrainian principles. For the UNSO, Transnistria, Abkhazia, Karabakh, Chechnya, Yugoslavia, and even Crimea are not only pulsating zones of crisis where armed resistance to Kremlin colonialism is carried out, but also platforms where the romantic claim expressed by the slogan "Ukraine has the right to empire!" is tested. Gennadiy Kliuchikov's artistic presentation of the history of the UNA-UNSO contains a share of the author's speculation, but it is based on real events. And this explains why it once became a leader in quotes by the Russian propaganda media, and today it has not lost its historical value.