“Afghanistan is in pain in my soul... Memories, Soviet soldiers' diaries , international duty in Afghanistan" is a unique and touching collection which plunges the reader into the depths of human experiences and memories of those who witnessed and participated in one of the most complex and controversial conflicts of the 20th century The author, whose name remains unknown, has created a book that becomes a bridge between the past and the present, revealing the inner world of Soviet soldiers, their feelings, fears, hopes and disappointments associated with participating in the Afghan war. This book is not just a collection of diaries and memoirs. This is a living testimony to an era that allows us to understand what was going on behind the front lines, in the hearts of those who fought for their country and for their beliefs. In it, the reader will find sincere notes made during the service, reflections on the meaning of the war, on losses and victories, on friendship and betrayal. Each page is imbued with emotions that do not leave indifferent, making you think about the price of human life and how war changes the fate of people. The book “Afghanistan Hurts in My Soul ... It is ideal for those who are interested in history, military topics, soldier psychology and interpersonal relations in extreme conditions. It will be of interest to adult readers, especially those who are looking for a deep understanding of the causes and consequences of military conflicts, as well as young people seeking to understand what it means to serve in a war. This book will be a valuable addition for historians, educators and anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of the Soviet army and the Afghan war, which left an indelible mark on the memory of an entire generation. The themes raised in the book are not only military operations and strategic decisions, but also psychological trauma, friendship and betrayal, faith and doubt, as well as issues of patriotism and personal responsibility. The author masterfully conveys the atmosphere of those years, creating a living picture that makes the reader feel like a participant in events. In the book, the voice of those who were on the front line, who survived the loss of comrades and who, despite everything, preserved human dignity. The special feature of this book is its sincerity and genuineness .. Unlike official documents or propaganda materials, it shows the inner world of Soviet soldiers, their struggle with themselves and the surrounding reality. The author uses a bright, lively language that helps the reader to fully immerse himself in the atmosphere of those years, to feel all the heaviness and pain that accompanied the participants of the Afghan campaign. “Afghanistan is in pain in my soul... It is not just a book about war, it is a reflection on the price of peace, the need to remember and respect those who gave their lives and health for the sake of fulfilling their duty. This work deserves the attention not only of historians and military specialists, but also of all those who appreciate human fortitude and sincerity. She reminds us that behind every order of battle there are living people with their fears, hopes and dreams. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about the meaning of life, the price of peace, and what it means to be a human being in a war, "Afghanistan hurts in my soul... It will be a real revelation to you. It is a reminder that the memory of those who have passed through fire and water should live in the hearts of each of us. Inspiring, touching and honest, this book will leave an indelible mark and help to understand why the Afghan war will forever remain in history and in the souls of those who survived it.