Svoya voyna. Shtorm v pustyne

After watching a movie like this, regardless of whether it portrays recent criticized Russia as the protagonist, the story itself is already resonating. Especially when dealing with villains like those who capture and ransom people everywhere for control, it takes multiple times the effort to counter them. In the midst of it all, there's a mix of personal interests and grand excuses like national diplomacy and borders. It really comes down to whether to save someone based on their utility, not humanitarian principles. Good people often find themselves resorting to the same tactics of the bad guys, and dealing with their cunning and domineering nature.