Zakhar Prilepin is a writer, winner of the "Big Book", "National Bestseller" and "Yasnaya Polyana" awards. He is the author of the novels "The Monastery", "Sankya", "The Black Monkey", "Pathologies", "Some will not go to hell", collections of short stories "Sin", "Shoes full of hot vodka", "Seven Lives", "The Eight", "Militia Romance" and "Dogs and other people", collections of journalism "Peresvet is coming to us", "Flying boatmen", "Not someone else's trouble", "Platoon", "Stories from an easy and instantaneous life", "The Name of rivers" and "Z Coordinate". In the book "Everything that Must be Resolved," Zakhar Prilepin acted not as a writer, but as a military commander and humanitarian aid provider to Donbass in 2014, a major in the DPR army and adviser to the head of the republic, Alexander Zakharchenko, in 2016, and a lieutenant colonel in the National Guard in 2024. Here is the fourth, expanded and expanded edition of the first chronicle of the war in Donbas. Who was the first to pick up a weapon and where did it come from? How Motorola appeared in Ukraine and who is Zakharchenko. Where are the heroes of the Russian Spring now, 10 years later, and what about them? How it all started — and how it will end. A look from 2014 and a look from 2024. The origins and prospects of the war, which began with guerrilla skirmishes and reached the brink of what could turn into a global conflict. The concentrated and dry truth about the Donbass war: you have never heard much of what is written here — and you would hardly have known if it hadn't been for this book.