The appointment of a new Prosecutor General of Russia, as well as the strange death of the head of the GRU that preceded this, the purge in the ranks of the Investigative Committee, the arrest of Shakro Molodoy, the largest thief in law, the shooting on Rochdelskaya Street in Moscow, paradoxically, are links in one chain. And it originates in 2016, when the investigation into the murder of Alexander Litvinenko resumed in England. Is it by chance? Or are the rearrangements and excitement in the security system a consequence of the intervention of the one who was the real customer for the liquidation of Berezovsky's right hand and the exposer of Russia's security forces? The whole world blames Putin for this, but do the facts say so? The material collected by the authors sheds light both on the true customers of the murder in November 2006 in London by poisoning the retired KGB officer Litvinenko with polonium, and on the ins and outs of the latest high-profile events in the power sphere of Russia closely connected with him ... “There are many things in the world, friend Horatio, that unknown to our wise men!