Турецкий марш

V avguste 1854 goda v Baltiĭskom more poi͡avilsi͡a anglo-frant͡suzskiĭ flot s desantom na bortu i atakoval russkui͡u krepostʹ Bomarzund, na Alandskikh ostrovakh. Togda zhe v okhvachennui͡u voĭnoĭ Baltiku neponi͡atno kak ugodili neskolʹko boevykh korableĭ Rossiĭskoĭ Federat͡sii. Russkie mori͡aki prishli na pomoshchʹ svoim predkam. Vrag poterpel polnoe porazhenie.<br>No smertelʹnai͡a opasnostʹ grozila Sevastopoli͡u - glavnoĭ baze russkogo Chernomorskogo flota. 'Popadant͡sy' otpravilisʹ na Chernoe more i tam spasli gorod russkoĭ morskoĭ slavy ot osady, a Chernomorskiĭ flot - ot gibeli. No vrag eshche ne slozhil oruzhie, i osnovnye boevye deĭstvii͡a dolzhny razvernutʹsi͡a na Dunae i territorii͡akh, prilezhashchikh k ėtoĭ velichaĭsheĭ reke Evropy. Prodolzhaetsi͡a i taĭnai͡a voĭna, poroĭ ne menee krovoprolitnai͡a, chem obychnai͡a.

In August 1854, an Anglo-French fleet with landing troops on board appeared in the Baltic Sea and attacked the Russian fortress of Bomarzund, in the Aland Islands. At the same time, it is unclear how several warships of the Russian Federation landed in the war-torn Baltic. Russian sailors came to the aid of their ancestors. The enemy was completely defeated.
But the deadly danger threatened Sevastopol — the main base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. The "Popadans" went to the Black Sea and there saved the city of Russian naval glory from a siege, and the Black Sea Fleet from destruction. But the enemy has not yet laid down its arms, and the main fighting must unfold on the Danube and the territories adjacent to this greatest river in Europe. A secret war continues, sometimes no less bloody than the usual one.