Yermak. Revolution

The Russo-Japanese War in this story began on August 16, 1903. Russia, using combat swimmers and torpedo boats, confidently defeated the naval fleet of Japan and the English "volunteers." On land, crossing the Yalu River, units of the Russian army... approached Seoul. The island of Hokkaido—the northern pearl of Japan—was almost completely captured by the landing forces. The Japanese Empire is on the brink of collapse. To prevent its capitulation, England, with the support of the USA, is ready to begin hostilities against the Russian Empire in Turkestan. Theodore Roosevelt, under pressure from John Morgan and John Rockefeller, is prepared to send American battleships and cruisers to assist Japan. Timofey Vasilyevich Alenin-Zeisky is seriously wounded. However, despite this, he is ready to continue fulfilling his duty, as the Motherland is in danger.