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The riots of the 1990s, the collapse of the empire, myriad military conflicts in the post-Soviet space... The outlined thematic horizon will tickle the interest of the readership for a long time. And for good reason, because in the mirror of the past, one can more thoroughly examine the causal ingredients of today's realities.

Long before Ukraine, Georgia faced a plague of separatism artificially bred in the laboratories of Lubyanka. It's no secret that the scenarios for dismembering the young state were based on the cannibalistic policy of Russian imperialism. This was Moscow's way of taking revenge on every newly formed country on the territory of the former USSR that declared its desire to leave its protectorate. The novel Vyrii describes the later phase of the Abkhazian war, in which volunteers of the nationalist organisation UNSO stood up to defend Georgian territorial integrity. The author of the book, Alexander Kaskader, is a direct participant in those events.

So the book you are holding in your hands is a rosary of non-fictional stories, or, to be more precise, it is a descriptive chronicle of the Abkhazian war, which is little known to the Ukrainian audience. The text is imbued with a distinctive adventure tone and is recommended for all adrenaline junkies, exists, adventurers and lovers of "active recreation and mountain tourism."