F. F. Mela Gilbert: Nukes Protection, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Nukes Protection tells the story of Colonel Nick, who was an American sent to Ukraine to train the Ukrainian soldiers on the use of American artillery, including those from all NATO member countries. While Nick was aboard the same military plane with Ukrainian soldiers, they flew over a Russian-occupied zone where that Ukrainian plane was shelled by a Russian Kinzhal. The plane kept hardly flying as it began smoking and banking from one side to another and crash-landed in the middle of a lake full of hippos, which attacked and killed many soldiers as they tried to get out of the plane to reach the shore. They had then swum back into the plane and shut the fuselage and cockpit doors, but then used special techniques and hardly extricated themselves from that blockage, although many of them got killed there. Both Nick and the Ukrainian soldiers reached somewhere; they had freed Ukrainian civilians and soldiers from captivity and had then fought hard to get themselves out of that Russian-occupied zone and hardly reached Kharkiv, which was still a Ukrainian-occupied region. But the most important thing was that Colonel Nick conceived a masterpiece project during his days in Ukraine.