Red Ruins: 1996

In 1993, Yeltsin failed to bombard the White House, and Moscow changed hands. In 1994, Yeltsin was assassinated and the Russian Federation collapsed. In 1996, the second Russian Civil War broke out. Seven major forces are divided: the Moscow parliamentary faction is lingering, the Ural workers are autonomous, the Siberian strongmen support their own troops, the Far East faces the Pacific, the Caucasus is ignited with jihad, Belarus looks to the northwest, and Putin establishes a safe zone in St. Petersburg. In the "Cross" prison in St. Petersburg, a young man named Mikhail had just wiped the blood off his hands. From today on, he will survive under the tracks of tanks, breathe in the black smoke of diesel engines, and find a way to survive among a group of murderers and deserters. The war will force him to climb up the ranks step by step - private, second lieutenant, special battalion commander, brigade commander, division commander, and front commander. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.