The Raid by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov is a bright and exciting work that immerses the reader in an atmosphere of intense confrontation and mystical uncertainty. This short but eventful story reveals a world where the boundaries between reality and fantasy are erased, and the fates of the heroes are intertwined in a whirlwind of unexpected events. In the center of the plot is a mysterious raid, which becomes not only a test for the heroes, but also a metaphor for the internal struggle, the struggle with fate and their own fears. Bulgakov masterfully creates an atmosphere of anxiety and uncertainty, forcing the reader to ask questions about the nature of evil, fate and human weakness. The book “The Raid” by Mikhail Bulgakov is a work that will surely appeal to lovers of psychological stress, mysticism and philosophical reflections. It is ideal for readers of mature age who appreciate the deep meaning and subtle play of words. It will be especially interesting to those who are interested in history, psychology, as well as those who are looking for in literature not only entertainment, but also a reason for reflection on human nature and fate. This story fits perfectly into a series of works where Bulgakov explores the dark sides of the human soul, creating multi-layered images and situations that evoke a lively response from the reader. The style of Mikhail Bulgakov in the "Naleta" is distinguished by special sharpness, accuracy and skill in building the atmosphere. His ability to combine realism with elements of mysticism makes the work truly unique. In this book, the author uses characteristic techniques - subtle irony, deep psychologism and vivid figurative comparisons, which makes reading not only fascinating, but also intellectually rich. In general, “Naleta” is not just a short story, but a whole philosophical parable about human weakness and perseverance, about the struggle within each of us. If you are already familiar with the work of Bulgakov on such works as “The Master and Margarita” or “The White Guard”, then “Nalet” will open to you new facets of his skill. This story is a vivid example of how the author skillfully combines elements of mysticism, psychological thriller and social criticism, creating a work that does not let go to the last page. Readers interested in Russian classics, literature of the XX century, as well as lovers of short but rich stories, will find in this book everything they are looking for - deep meaning, vivid images and unpredictable plot. In general, Mikhail Bulgakov’s “Nalet” is a work that is worth reading for anyone who appreciates high-quality literature that can make you think and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of mystery and internal struggle. This book is a great example of how a talented writer can solve complex topics in a short time, leaving behind a feeling of deep reflection and aesthetic pleasure. Do not miss the chance to get acquainted with this masterpiece of Russian literature and discover new horizons of Bulgakov’s literary skill.