"I invite the reader to cross borders with me. On the ground - from Paraguay to Argentina, from Uruguay to Brazil. By air - to Venezuela from the USA, from Guatemala to Cuba, to Chile from Britain. Of course - we will talk about Latin America. Naturally, it will not do without an English trace - it is not for nothing that I spent so many years in London. Of course, it will not do without a trace of Russian. These three lines will converge all the more in the chapter, where I will try to collect together hitherto scattered information about the secret participation of the USSR in the war for the Falkland Islands (Malvinas). I immediately take the set of participants in this war in quotation marks, because that war was not "Anglo-Argentine." I undertake to prove - it was a rehearsal of a big, possibly world war for Antarctica.... On the shores of the South Atlantic we will penetrate the "secrets of the Uruguayan court," these secrets are still shrouded in the first World Cup held in Montevideo..."