{24894}{24938}What happened? {24939}{25034}I don't know, Dr Kelly.|Please come with me, ma'am. {25090}{25169}I've got estimates on|cloud size comin' through on six. {25171}{25263}- What have we got?|- NORAD's got R4 over sector 9877. {25264}{25338}It's been localised.|60 degrees longitude, 50 lat. {25339}{25418}- What about NPIC?|- Blast 40 minutes ago in the Urals. {25419}{25498}Two trains collided. One was|carrying warheads to Cherbynsk. {25499}{25549}Nice hair. Very au naturel. {25551}{25609}Nuclear forces have gone to DEFCON 3. {25658}{25768}NMCC thinks Russia will use this to|veil troop movements into Chechnya and Georgia. {25770}{25840}Not our problem.|Estimates from Livermore? {25842}{25899}Five to seven hundred kilotons. {25908}{25986}Mark Appleton's looking for you.|He's upstairs. {25988}{26042}- All current data on my desk?|- Yes. {26044}{26089}I'm gonna need a minute. {26091}{26190}- Radiation pattern projections in?|- Yeah, but those aren't confirmed. {26191}{26232}Confirm them. {26234}{26306}Russia, what a fucking mess.|I miss the Cold War. {26307}{26366}Get Essler down here now.|I need a translator. {26367}{26429}Essler's gone. He quit to run JPL. {26431}{26494}- Who did we appoint?|- My memo's on your desk. {26497}{26579}- Who the hell's in charge there?|- Mark? {26581}{26630}Mark? Excuse me. {26639}{26744}Sorry. Forget Chernobyl.|This is... This is huge. {26746}{26822}Dr Julia Kelly, Acting Chair,|Nuclear Smuggling Group. {26828}{26914}- Terry Hamilton, Security Advisor.|- We met last year. {26915}{27019}I'm briefing the President to explain|how, with our START team there, {27021}{27072}an accident like this could happen. {27079}{27127}It wasn't an accident, sir. {27135}{27184}I'm sorry? {27186}{27294}We believe that train was carrying|SS18s, which are One Point Safe. {27296}{27372}- What's she saying?|- If you fire a bullet at the warhead {27379}{27445}there's a million-to-one|chance of it going off. {27447}{27502}It must be ignited|by its own trigger. {27503}{27586}Would you hold this, please?|Here we have the satellite imagery. {27587}{27666}This is the two trains approaching,|and here's the collision. {27667}{27730}Now check out the field of regard. {27731}{27828}These shots are at the same height|cos they occurred at the same time. {27830}{27942}Look. The blast is two degrees higher|after the satellites passed over. {27943}{27983}Time between shots? {27985}{28065}Between the train wreck|and the detonation, 4 1/2 minutes. {28067}{28178}Somebody set that nuclear weapon off.|This was a terrorist act. {28179}{28235}Full NSC briefing at 9:00am. {28237}{28331}The Russians' accident story|will stand for now. No press leaks. {28332}{28393}Nobody shows up on Nightline.|Doctor...? {28395}{28432}Kelly. {28434}{28514}I'm putting your group on point|until I find a replacement. {28516}{28563}Yes, sir. {28588}{28678}Get me satellite overviews|and keep the updates coming. {28786}{28886}OK, State, we're gonna need|talking points for the President. {28887}{28981}We need to know who might want|to detonate a nuke on Russian soil. {28983}{29081}General, I'll need a military liaison|with Russian contacts. {29083}{29135}- You got it.|- Oh, and General, {29137}{29211}make sure he's willing|to take orders from a woman. {29213}{29285}'Colonel Devoe,|looking at events of May 18.' {29287}{29364}You were arrested in a bar brawl {29367}{29440}in a Moscow disco|called...Night Crawler? {29443}{29514}Yes, ma'am, that's correct. {29515}{29578}You were in the company|of a prostitute {29579}{29649}and a Russian army colonel named {29651}{29703}Dimitri Vertikoff? {29705}{29818}Yes, ma'am. Dimitri and I went into|the bar to try and buy some nerve gas {29819}{29885}off this ex-KGB guy that we had heard {29887}{30002}was selling black market|surplus munitions to Iraq. {30003}{30078}The fight started because|we'd run up a bit of a bar tab... {30079}{30159}I believe the exact|amount was $5,200? {30160}{30238}Well, we had dinner,|and I bought a couple of rounds. {30239}{30308}Colonel Vertikoff|identified the KGB guy, {30310}{30403}and we were able to stop|the nerve gas from getting to Iraq. {30404}{30456}So how do you repay a man like that? {30459}{30540}- Sports utility vehicle?|- That's exactly right. {30542}{30606}Dimitri has a daughter|who likes four-wheeling. {30608}{30698}I know this Ford guy who cut me|a great deal on these Explorers. {30703}{30785}- I like the Bronco better...|- Colonel, let's get this straight. {30787}{30887}You spent taxpayers' money|to buy and ship {30889}{30952}a Ford Explorer 8,000 miles {30965}{31040}to the teenage daughter|of a Russian colonel? {31043}{31091}Yes, ma'am. {31128}{31203}Think of it as exporting goodwill. {32756}{32818}Your Russian is awful. Speak English. {32820}{32869}It was stupid, understand? {32871}{32945}Your friends made this deal,|but this is my operation. {32947}{33016}Don't make me start thinking|I don't need you. {33018}{33095}- They will never let us through.|- Of course they will. {33097}{33177}Section 21-A,|Nuclear Disaster Protocol. {33179}{33243}One, secure area.|Two, control debris. {33245}{33306}Three, evacuate casualties. {33579}{33666}..but they have the know-how|and should not be ruled out. {33667}{33762}And moving on, we come to|Shamil Basayev, a scientist. {33764}{33816}He claims responsibility for placing {33818}{33920}a canister of radioactive caesium|in a park in Moscow last June. {33922}{34031}But his underworld ties suggest he|could be part of a bigger operation. {34103}{34219}Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev. Chechen leader|since the Russians murdered Dudayev. {34221}{34312}He has threatened to attack|Federation nuclear power plants. {34314}{34427}There are others on our terrorist|list, as outlined in your packet. {34429}{34509}Our reaction to the crisis|is as follows. {34511}{34606}We have initiated a directive with|the Nuclear Smuggling Group as hub. {34608}{34707}DIA and NRO. You have responsibility|for primary SAT imagery... {34709}{34779}Excuse me, ma'am.|I don't mean to interrupt. {34781}{34845}- Yes?|- Um, these terrorists... {34850}{34910}Have they asked for anything,|a list of demands? {34911}{34961}Russians out of Chechnya...? {34963}{35039}No, but it's not unusual for days,|even weeks to go by {35041}{35104}before a claim of responsibility|is made. {35106}{35154}- Yeah.|- Air mob command is... {35156}{35218}Excuse me again. Ma'am. I'm sorry. {35220}{35334}That's a satellite shot of the|trains just before they collided. {35336}{35414}Perhaps you should discuss|Special Op possibilities? {35415}{35520}Right. General Garnett has Special|Operations command at full alert. {35522}{35603}- Excuse me.|- I'm sorry to keep interrupting. {35605}{35666}You see these blobs right here? {35668}{35783}Those are people jumping off|the train before it crashes. {35785}{35859}Now look at that train.|That's the one with the nuke. {35907}{35980}Nobody's jumpin' off that. Why not? {36047}{36094}They were already dead. {36129}{36188}How many warheads|were on the train? {36191}{36263}The Russians haven't confirmed yet. {36267}{36343}So we have no idea|of potential yield? {36428}{36486}Are you suggesting|this was a robbery? {36489}{36587}Whoever did this had access to|Russian satellite positioning intel. {36591}{36647}That leaves out your Chechen rebels. {36693}{36742}I would like to point out {36746}{36831}that 1,500 people|were killed last night. {36834}{36914}You don't do that unless you want|to make a profound statement. {36915}{36988}Do you know how much a nuke|is worth on the market? {36991}{37041}Minimum $200 million, cash. {37045}{37108}$200 million|is a very profound statement. {37110}{37186}I'm sorry, ma'am.|The detonation was a smoke screen. {37188}{37268}This was a hijacking,|and whoever stole these things {37270}{37327}got off the bus a long way back. {37407}{37492}Well, we will certainly be|considering your theory. {37494}{37543}Thank you very much. {37547}{37607}Well, it's just an opinion. {37645}{37737}Whoever has current data on the|blast, I need it on my desk ASAP. {37739}{37788}You got it! {37797}{37896}Ken, try to get Russian Missile|Command on the phone, please. {38882}{38906}'Reports say...' {38956}{39056}- Anything on DIA?|- We should have Russian intel soon. {39058}{39133}I need the START report.|Not just the summaries. {39135}{39209}- Not just the abstracts, all of it.|- I'm all over it. {39211}{39306}- And where is my military liaison?|- Right here. {39315}{39368}Lieutenant Colonel Tom Devoe, {39370}{39430}reporting as ordered, ma'am. {39463}{39530}My enthusiasm sometimes|gets the best of me. {39532}{39614}I hope that I didn't|offend you in there. {39615}{39663}No, of course not. {39665}{39730}- Coffee?|- I'd love some. {39732}{39770}Over there. {39771}{39842}Russian Missile Command's|on line six. {39843}{39935}I'd like to reiterate our commitment|to helping you find some answers. {39937}{39987}Yes. {39989}{40090}- No, I understand, General.|- I brought you some coffee. {40139}{40207}Uh, that's right. {40208}{40294}We need to know|exactly who was on that train. {40296}{40416}Uh, no, I am the man in charge.|I report directly to the President. {40419}{40495}What do you want me to say? {40582}{40647}I don't see what has to do|with anything. {40651}{40748}Yes, well... I see. {40751}{40795}No, I understand. {40797}{40857}I think... I mean|I know I have a couple. {40915}{40998}Alright. If you would|be able to get back to me {41000}{41120}with the names of the men who were on|the train and the number of warheads, {41123}{41188}- that would be wonderful.|- In my office. {41190}{41250}And how long|do you think that will take? {41256}{41307}Well, uh... {41348}{41409}I'll be expecting your call. {41411}{41462}Thank you. {41789}{41880}'CNN has confirmed the detonation...' {41963}{42009}We got the confirmation. {42011}{42099}- There were 10 warheads on board.|- Forty men on board. {42101}{42184}- This is meaningless.|- It's in Russian. {42335}{42373}Princeton. {42375}{42438}The blue-blooded backbone|of our country. {42440}{42525}- My father's a mailman.|- Well, you'd never know. {42531}{42598}"Ilin, Kodoroff, Kulik,|Levindovsky..." {42599}{42709}- Kodoroff? Aleksander Kodoroff?|- Yeah. You know him? {42711}{42766}Yeah, I know him. God damn it! {42768}{42817}I don't know about these other guys, {42819}{42918}but General Kodoroff doesn't ride|around on a nuclear transport train. {42920}{42967}Get me NMCC Intel, please. {42968}{43063}- It's like Ivana Trump on a subway.|- Can you get my files? {43069}{43147}- Have that enhanced off the Urals.|- Yes, sir. {43149}{43186}Sergeant. {43187}{43249}Kodoroff's under investigation|for corruption, {43251}{43297}probably gonna be indicted. {43299}{43362}Gave a speech nine days ago|in St Petersburg. {43364}{43449}Mostly nationalistic bluster,|bemoaning the loss of empire {43451}{43509}and unity of the Slavic peoples. {43511}{43614}Family history, phone records,|bank statements. {43615}{43734}Urine analysis from a Moscow|traffic stop last month: 0.367 {43735}{43820}- I'm amazed he could turn the key.|- That's a few cocktails. {43823}{43934}Saw his dentist Tuesday, dined with|some attractive people on Friday. {43935}{44038}- Haven't been able to ID them yet.|- Costello, you're slipping! {44039}{44119}- Oh, I'm gettin' old, sir.|- You're not old. {44120}{44173}General Garnett's old. {44175}{44246}If you don't mind me askin',|is Kodoroff involved? {44247}{44336}- We don't know. He was on the train.|- You see, that's funny. {44338}{44371}Why? {44372}{44422}The General's got a Finnish mistress. {44424}{44480}- Lives in Helsinki.|- Laina. {44482}{44560}The guy calls her every day|like clockwork. {44562}{44614}- So?|- Well, the thing is, {44615}{44693}if Kodoroff was on|that train and he's so dead, {44695}{44823}who's calling Laina in Helsinki off|some satellite over southern Russia? {44856}{44948}If that's a secure phone, I need it.|Excuse me, General. {44994}{45063}If a top-ranking|Russian general is involved, {45065}{45160}any intel we get from Moscow|is either compromised... {45162}{45216}Palkawunic Vertikoff. {45218}{45281}- ..or a flat-out lie.|- You're right. {45283}{45331}Dimitri, Tom Devoe. {45332}{45394}- 'What do you want?'|- Are you busy? {45396}{45472}I'm with two women.|Call me back some other time. {45474}{45547}- 'How are you guys holdin' up?'|- The only virtue is, {45549}{45598}people are forgetting Chechnya. {45600}{45690}Yeah. Listen, I've got the|troop manifest from that train. {45692}{45775}Alek Kodoroff got vaporised|out there, did he? {45782}{45872}- 'Yeah. What a shame.'|- Yeah. {45874}{45985}So how is it he's calling Laina|from a bird over southern Russia? {45987}{46037}How's he doin' that? {46142}{46213}'Are you still there?' {46215}{46261}'You must be wrong|about that, Tom. {46263}{46369}'Our figures indicate the fallout|should have dissipated by then. {46371}{46451}'Let me fax you what we've got.|Your number?' {46456}{46522}Hold on. Fax number, please. Hang on. {46523}{46593}Alright, 001 703... {46595}{46672}- ..511 68.|- Six-eight. {46674}{46750}I'm going to hang up now. Bye. {46756}{46809}Listen... {46900}{46951}That scared him. {47044}{47099}- Is this the fax?|- Yes, sir. {47224}{47329}'Information on the|nuclear weapon incident in Russia {47331}{47383}'is still sketchy. {47385}{47472}'But we do have facts about|the magnitude of the disaster. {47474}{47559}'Seismographs around the world|detected the blast, {47561}{47648}'and the explosion was seen|as far away as Lithuania {47650}{47697}'on the Baltic Sea. {47699}{47756}'Projections indicate the fallout {47758}{47836}'will affect all of Russia|and northern Europe. {47838}{47896}'There's still no word on casualties. {47898}{48010}'President Clinton will issue|a statement on this tragedy...' {48012}{48062}Vienna, 2:00pm, Bacherplatz. {48064}{48118}Why Vienna? {48120}{48175}- Kordech.|- Maybe. {48181}{48257}Kordech is a front for|the Russian Mafia in Vienna. {48259}{48304}And it's a trucking company. {48306}{48423}'Whether it was an accident or an|act of terrorism remains a question.' {48607}{48687}I need NORAD's sector 9877|intel from the Urals, {48689}{48806}updated fallout patterns|and troop movements from NATO humint. {48807}{48899}Honey-roasted. Think anybody'll|mind if I stole a couple of bags? {48901}{48966}My old man will love|the Executive Seal. {48967}{49015}Go ahead. Knock yourself out. {49016}{49106}Would you call Langley? We're waiting|for Kodoroff's psych profile. {49107}{49161}He's an asshole.|I'll save you a trip. {49163}{49223}Thanks. I'll go with|the official version. {49225}{49283}OK. Officially, he's an asshole. {49285}{49355}He'll do anything for money,|which is good, {49357}{49403}cos it makes him predictable. {49405}{49468}I'd say he's been|anything but predictable. {49470}{49566}He took an order for an|expensive, hard-to-find product, {49567}{49671}and he intends to make good|on delivery. Supply and demand. {49673}{49779}Your area of expertise, Colonel?|That's the word on the Hill. {49863}{49913}You've been checkin' up on me. {49915}{49993}I like to know who I'm working with. {50099}{50158}I'd like to know something. {50188}{50281}You moved from Lawrence Livermore|to the White House. {50283}{50384}So, first you build the bombs|to blow up the entire world {50386}{50450}and now you wanna save it. {50451}{50502}Make up your mind, which is it? {50503}{50603}Well, I believe this week|we're saving it. {50666}{50763}- So, it's really that simple?|- It is to me, that simple. {50765}{50852}When you've been the boss for more|than two weeks, you'll know that. {50854}{50948}Three weeks.|You've done some checkin' yourself. {51011}{51081}I like to know who I'm workin' with. {51094}{51183}You can run your charts|and your theories all you want. {51185}{51244}In the field, this is how it works. {51246}{51290}The good guys, that's us, {51292}{51360}chase the bad guys,|and they don't wear black hats. {51362}{51406}They are, however, all alike. {51407}{51514}They demand power and respect,|and they'll pay top dollar to get it. {51515}{51580}And that is our|highly motivated buyer. {51582}{51661}- What about other motivations?|- Not important to me. {51663}{51781}Either way, there are people who|don't care about money or respect, {51783}{51855}who believe killing|innocent people is justified. {51857}{51961}For them it is about rage,|frustration, hatred. {51963}{52019}They feel pain and want to share it. {52020}{52098}That does me no good.|Let's deal with the facts at hand. {52099}{52219}23 hours ago, General Aleksander|Kodoroff stole ten nuclear warheads. {52221}{52283}He's just a delivery boy. {52299}{52414}I'm not afraid of the man who|wants ten nuclear weapons, Colonel. {52415}{52478}I'm terrified of the man|who only wants one. {56317}{56386}Hey, look who's|the secret agent! {56387}{56444}Nice hat. You don't stand out at all! {56446}{56499}Dress shoes with khakis? {56546}{56606}- Look at you.|- Leave me alone. {56607}{56669}Listen, whatever happens, deny it. {56671}{56749}OK. These are CDs for Tasha.|You will not like them. {56751}{56796}How is she? {56798}{56906}16, and in love with|a 20-year-old motorcross racer. {56907}{56970}- She said to say hello.|- Send her my love. {56972}{57034}Is Kodoroff involved with Kordech? {57036}{57094}Dr Julia Kelly,|Colonel Dimitri Vertikoff. {57095}{57157}Dr Kelly heads|the Nuclear Smuggling Group. {57159}{57213}With the White House. {57376}{57418}That's good. {57419}{57483}I think we can do business, Dr Kelly. {57485}{57564}- Let's take a walk.|- OK, let's take a walk. {57775}{57872}They sit here and drink.|We might as well join them. {57874}{57938}We've monitored|Kordech for years, {57939}{58025}but it's always been|a Mafia/ex-KGB operation. {58027}{58108}Until recently. You must see|it in the context of my country. {58110}{58207}Kodoroff comes from a generation of officers|who grew up in the crumbling system. {58209}{58263}Those pictures|in your head of Russia, {58265}{58343}bread lines, shitty little|apartments, ancient cars. {58345}{58450}Kodoroff and his friends made sure|that it never applied to them. {58451}{58535}But now, even that system|is crumbling. {58537}{58615}This was Kodoroff's way out,|his big score. {58617}{58689}So we're here because you|can't investigate Kordech yourself? {58691}{58773}No, I can't investigate|without alerting Kodoroff. {58775}{58846}Half the men used to be in my unit. {58874}{58974}Mr Dietrich Schumacher schedules|all Russian shipping for Kordech. {58976}{59026}You have an appointment at 4:00. {59031}{59126}Good, let's go|see a man about a truck. {59131}{59180}That's gasoline! {59621}{59717}- Do you have them?|- Yes. We have to begin immediately. {60396}{60446}Just remember the plan. {60447}{60500}- I'm Anthony Haden...|- I'm Patty Carson. {60507}{60573}We go in, we get the information.|then we get out. {60575}{60634}You call me Tony. Here we go. {60636}{60726}Hi, I'm Anthony Haden.|This is my associate, Patty Carson. {60731}{60805}- Herr Schumacher's expecting us.|- Please follow me. {60998}{61070}'Make yourselves comfortable.' {61071}{61115}Thank you. {61171}{61238}Trucking business|must be pretty good. {61240}{61317}I wonder what chateau in|the Loire Valley these came from. {61319}{61382}Mr Haden? Welcome. {61384}{61431}Thank you very much for seeing us. {61433}{61495}This is my associate, Ms Carson. {61520}{61566}Nice place you have here. {61567}{61616}My taste is for the Italians {61618}{61713}but the German late Baroque|was influenced by the Italians. {61715}{61789}Several of our paintings are Italian. {61791}{61866}- That's a Tiepolo.|- Oh, yeah. {61868}{61993}I'm a big Leroy Neiman fan.|Are you familiar with his work? {61995}{62055}- No, I'm afraid not.|- No? Oh. {62057}{62110}- Please, come in.|- Sure. {62112}{62159}To my office. {62161}{62244}- Oh, now, this is nice.|- Thank you. {62246}{62294}Have a seat. {62345}{62394}How can we help you? {62395}{62489}I just wanted some information|about trucking in Russia. {62491}{62581}I might not be the right man|if you need to rent equipment. {62583}{62636}You're the head|of transportation, right? {62638}{62689}The head? {62691}{62750}- No, I just do the scheduling.|- Right. {62751}{62833}You're the guy who gets things done.|Smart, put a German on it. {62909}{62961}Yes, well. {62963}{63021}As I said, how can I help you? {63023}{63073}Well, what we wanna know is, {63075}{63169}if I wanted to rent a vehicle to|steal and transport nuclear weapons {63171}{63238}from somewhere, let's say,|inside the Urals, {63239}{63314}would you be the guy to talk to? {63459}{63509}Would you be that guy? {63895}{63948}No, I'm afraid not. {63950}{64010}I believe our meeting is over. {64035}{64084}Alright, thank you for... {64086}{64144}- Do you like Ford Explorers?|- We have to go. {64146}{64202}Range Rovers, Land Cruisers? {64203}{64282}Mr Haden, will you leave the room? {64290}{64318}No! {64319}{64372}Should've taken the money, Hans! {64412}{64490}- Get up and get behind that desk.|- You broke my nose! {64491}{64555}Not a word.|Get the tape out of my briefcase. {64557}{64658}I won't shoot you unless I have to,|and I'll feel bad about it. Sit down! {64660}{64710}Give me the tape. {64999}{65072}- I need the password. What is it?|- Hang on. {65074}{65138}- The password.|- No. {65140}{65174}Alright, hang on. {65175}{65241}Alright, Hans,|we'll do it your way. {65251}{65320}How's the backhand? Password? {65364}{65413}- Hasselhoff.|- Hasselhoff. {65415}{65490}Hasselhoff...|How do you spell "Hasselhoff"? {65533}{65609}Way to go, Hans. Very brave. {65739}{65785}I'm in. {65787}{65894}I need the trucking invoices|for the last seven days. {65896}{65946}Alright. {66243}{66307}- This is your plan?|- Yep. {66309}{66398}- This is your big plan?|- This is...my plan! {66625}{66665}Hurry up. {66742}{66819}- Come on.|- Almost. Just logging off. {66821}{66897}- Stay on. Who cares? Leave it on.|- Got it! {66899}{66946}Good. {67047}{67095}Alright. {67119}{67193}Thank you very much, Herr Schumacher! {67872}{67926}- Go. Go!|- Come on! Come on! {68142}{68208}- You get it?|- Got it. {68210}{68267}- You alright?|- No, I'm not alright! {68268}{68380}- Brilliant idea, smash his face in.|- That's how things get done. {68382}{68443}A few bribes,|it never happened at all, right? {68445}{68500}Check the seats,|they go all the way back. {68507}{68550}- Oh, yeah.|- Cool. {68551}{68635}- Embassy car.|- CD player, bullet-proof glass, {68637}{68666}everything. {68667}{68692}Oh, shit! {68795}{68843}We...may have a problem. {68845}{68896}This will cost us. What do you have? {68898}{68968}- Eighty.|- That's enough. I'll be back. {69016}{69066}Hold this. {69169}{69246}- So you think he set us up?|- Who? {69248}{69336}- Your friend.|- No. {69338}{69444}- How can you be so sure?|- Because he's my friend. {69534}{69597}He needs more money. Give me... {69700}{69761}Oh, my God! {69862}{69891}Out! {70649}{70706}Get up front. Get up front! {70707}{70756}Up front? {70827}{70897}- They're behind us.|- How many of them? {70899}{70939}Two...three. {70941}{71014}Reach into that briefcase.|Pull out an extra magazine. {71167}{71220}- Where is it?|- In the briefcase. {71222}{71265}Damn it! {72088}{72131}Seat belt. {73486}{73582}Come on, what's wrong with you?|What's wrong with you?! {73650}{73712}What are you doing? {73714}{73762}Shit! {75107}{75145}No! NO! {76348}{76398}- Come on.|- The invoices. {76400}{76451}- Come on!|- The invoices! {76457}{76509}- Come on, God damn it!|- No! {76536}{76586}Go, go! GO! {78273}{78338}Dimitri has a... {78340}{78387}..a daughter, Tasha. {78414}{78473}Sixteen. She lives in Rybinsk. {78567}{78617}I remember when she was three. {78722}{78810}She's... She's beautiful. {79072}{79121}It doesn't make sense, you know? {79152}{79262}You don't...kill a Dimitri Vertikoff. {79263}{79375}There are certain rules.|Killing him isn't useful. {79407}{79451}Is it ever? {79993}{80072}I never watched anybody die before. {80391}{80465}'Welcome. You've got mail.' {80520}{80656}I e-mailed Schumacher's files to|my AOL account before I logged off. {80726}{80775}Did it work? {80809}{80879}Uh...yeah. {80910}{81010}We're looking for a vehicle hired|in the Urals on about June 29. {81012}{81058}Right? {81059}{81143}- The truck's too small.|- Yes. St Petersburg, one direction. {81147}{81275}Point of origin, Chelyabinsk.|Registration number, 7056BM. {81277}{81337}Destination, Imisli 44E. {81339}{81431}That's Azerbaijan.|It's just south of Russia. {81439}{81489}Five miles from fuckin' Iran! {81491}{81558}He crosses that border|and those nukes are gone! {81559}{81607}We got a bank-routing code number. {81609}{81710}There's no client names. "44E",|does that mean anything to you? {81711}{81763}- What?|- Schumacher put a private memo {81765}{81815}on the invoice. It can't be copied. {81817}{81911}This is Devoe, we have a target|vehicle. It's a cargo truck. {81913}{81983}Registration 7056 Bravo Mike. {81984}{82072}It's travelling south from|Chelyabinsk to Imisli in Azerbaijan. {82074}{82149}I am requesting|a high-priority tasker. {82155}{82237}Any birds...|Any birds find this truck. {82239}{82289}We've got nukes heading for Iran. {82291}{82360}What the hell is 44E? {84410}{84490}I am a Serb. I'm a Croat. {84491}{84540}I'm a Muslim. {84575}{84657}You will look at what|I have done and say, {84659}{84766}"Of course. Why not?|They are all animals." {84767}{84846}They have slaughtered|each other for centuries. {84848}{84907}But the truth is, {84909}{84958}I am not a monster. {84980}{85030}I'm a human man. {85031}{85080}I'm just like you, {85084}{85141}whether you like it or not. {85260}{85308}Hey, Rich, how you doing? {85310}{85387}We haven't seen you|since the great scud hunt! {85389}{85466}- Captain Santiago, sir.|- Hello, Captain. {85468}{85568}This is Lieutenant Beach. He'll|run the operation from the ground. {85570}{85639}- Gentlemen, have you found him?|- Damn close, sir. {85641}{85694}Giving them an|average speed of 65 clicks, {85696}{85786}if their destination is Imisli|and they take a direct route, {85787}{85835}we put them about here, in Dagestan. {85836}{85909}Still in Russia,|below Makhackala on the Caspian Sea. {85911}{85994}We've looked at everything|within a 200-square-mile area. {85996}{86098}We haven't found the truck.|They're probably stuck here, in Kumuh. {86105}{86164}There's a hell|of a traffic jam down there. {86166}{86249}Trucks are too close together.|We can't get an angle on the plates. {86255}{86343}- What's going on down there?|- Armenia and Azerbaijan fighting. {86345}{86415}Roads are clogged|with refugees fleeing north. {86417}{86511}Ken? Get me a copy of Kodoroff's|intel phone records. {86513}{86591}- What are you thinking?|- I need an outside line. {86593}{86672}Somebody give me|an outside line, please? {87179}{87229}Filthy fucking refugees. {87231}{87310}Azerbaijani, Georgian, Kazhakstani. {87338}{87397}Don't curse them. {87399}{87506}I don't care what bitch gave|birth to them, Muslim, Serb. {87532}{87595}I don't hate them for who they are. {87597}{87654}I hate them because they are poor. {87858}{87927}- 'Alek, how's the ride down there?'|- Who is this? {87929}{87987}Doesn't traffic drive you nuts? {87989}{88071}- Who the fuck is this?|- 'It's Tom Devoe. How you been?' {88073}{88171}You still humpin' that|Finnish stewardess with the bad skin? {88173}{88293}Tom. Are you still trading|stolen cars on the black market? {88342}{88447}Hey, Alek, you watched CNN|during Desert Storm. {88449}{88538}Remember those shots from|the nose of the missiles {88539}{88588}slammin' into those trucks? {88617}{88666}'Remember that picture? {88668}{88749}'How it kept gettin' closer|and bigger on the screen?' {88755}{88845}You could just about see the faces|of those drivers, and then... {88847}{88960}Zap, the picture went dead.|We didn't see what happened next. {88962}{89011}Well, guess what, Alek? {89056}{89130}You will, you son of a bitch. {89140}{89206}Shit. Get out of the way! {89389}{89456}- I guess that upset him.|- Can you get an angle? {89458}{89522}He rear-ends some guy,|can it detonate that nuke? {89524}{89586}As long as no one opens the primary,|it's OK. {89735}{89787}Come on, sweetie. Come on. {89818}{89867}It's coming. {89932}{89979}70-56 Bravo Mike. That's it. {89981}{90041}How long until|the satellite's out of range? {90043}{90113}- One hour, 46 minutes.|- Contact Russian command. {90115}{90164}Give them the location of the truck. {90166}{90205}Boom!