I'm not satisfied with the old guys' intelligence and their ability to make plans. It can be said that a large part of the losses we have suffered is that they are full of mistakes and omissions, and at the same time, the inadequate response and support have a lot to do with it. So when the old guy seemed to be very confident and full of words, I couldn't help but sing a contradiction.

"I think we have to be careful." I looked at the old guy and said, "Watch out for that member of your team... What's it called? I remember it was... Krzhakov? “

"Don't mention the name!" The old fellow suddenly looked annoyed and said, "He now has an Englishman named Henderson Rashford." ”

"Okay... Let's call it Rashford. Is it rare that he will not ask the Georgians for help? Haven't you always said that Georgia is going to the West? You won't forget that action before, will you? I asked.

"So what?" The old guy looked at me, "What do they want?" It's not just about us, it's about Turkey. Do you think that a small country like Georgia offends two countries around him that are much more powerful than him at the same time? ”

"What if they're that stupid? And will the three of them unite. If this happens, then the exchange plan in Georgia will be tantamount to throwing itself into the net. I said.

The old guy sneered and said, "We've already discussed what you're talking about before. I can tell you right now that this is almost impossible to happen. I don't want to waste any more time explaining in detail, so I'll tell you about it briefly. Rebic. There is no special value for Turkey, and Rebic is worthless compared to the undercover agent we caught. The deal was totally earned for them, otherwise why do you think they would have lowered their profile and offered to reach out and offer an exchange? And because of that, they don't take risks. An intelligence agent who risks losing his vital interests for the sake of a worthless person? If it were you, what would you think? ”

“。。。。 This one.... "I can't say anything for a while, because in this regard, as the old guy said, Rebic really doesn't have much value to Turkey. As far as I know, and Rebic himself said, he has not been involved in any previous operations against Turkey, and he has nothing to do with it. He had been active in Yugoslavia. What value can such a person have for Turkey? Believe it or not, the Turks are not going to risk losing that undercover agent to blindly believe that Rebic is more valuable.

"As for... Georgia is stupid or not. You don't have to worry about that. The Turks are more worried than we are. Now the most we are facing is Georgia secretly giving that guy some support. It's possible. This kind of support is more about intelligence and eyeliner, as for hands-on... They shouldn't be involved, you don't know Georgia. Georgia has more problems than Russia and is much more dangerous. This place, called Sukhumi, is not up to the Georgians. This is the world of the Abkhazians, who have fought before. So.. Georgians, even if they really want to do it, have to look at other people's faces. Actually, I doubt that that guy can organize any kind of force in such a short period of time, and if it were me, I wouldn't have used the Georgians. Because time is too tight, and it is also not very safe for him to use Georgians. So the likelihood of those situations that you're talking about is extremely low, in my opinion, almost none. ”

"Even so. The group led by this guy now named Ra's Fort isn't easy to mess with, is it? I remember before you found me, a Yankee I knew went out of his way to find me and warned me not to do anything with Paul and them anymore. I think I've mentioned this to you ... And in his warning, it was mentioned that someone had organized a group of good players to prepare for the seventeenth round. Of course, he didn't say that at the time, but the meaning, and everything that happened after that, has already shown that it is dealing with you, dealing with seventeen rounds. So even if they do it themselves, I think it's a big threat. I said.

"I've thought about that." The old guy nodded, "At the moment, we also think that this situation is the most likely. He said as he walked to the door, "I think we can let everyone in now." Let's talk about the following. ”

"Is there a concrete plan?" I asked.

The old guy nodded, "Almost." You'll find out in a moment. With that, he opened the door, beckoned outside, and walked back to his chair.

The leaders of the Seventeenth Bureau, who had just gone out, returned to the old guy's office, after taking their seats. The old guy looked at the guys and said, "I just told him about the situation. And I have promised the gypsies to join in the action. As he spoke, he looked at Ivan, "Tell me about our arrangements." ”

"Okay." Ivan looked at me and said, "The place of the prisoner exchange is Sukhumi. The specific plan now under discussion is on a plantation in Sukhumi. It's a tourist attraction, and it's set for two o'clock in the afternoon. There will be more people here. Ivan said and opened the notebook in his hand, and after looking at it, he said, "It is agreed that the two sides will be a total of four people, including the hostages exchanged." That is, only three people took the Turks to meet each other, and the same was true of each other. Of course, there will be no only few people involved in this exchange, but the rest of the people on both sides are not allowed to enter the Sukhumi Botanical Garden, and they all have to wait on the periphery. ”

"Is the person going to the exchange decided?" I asked.

"It's settled." As he spoke, he looked at Kutcher, "We're here with two people and the Turk is escorting the Turk over." He looked back at me, "But that's not where our real focus or the most important thing is concerned. It's in. At this point, Ivan glanced at the old fellow Eunice, and after seeing that his face was as usual, he continued: "It is this gentleman who is now called La's Fude." As he spoke, he pulled out the previous photo taken at the airport that was provided by Ogier's men and recognized by Yahin in his hometown. Our real target is this guy, or the people and actions that this guy commands. ”

"Huh?" I looked at Ivan and then at the old fellow, "Use this exchange as bait to open your pockets to catch this Radford?" ”

The old guy didn't speak, and Ivan nodded and said, "That's true." So our actions will be divided into two parts. The personnel will also be divided into two parts and perform different tasks. ”

Thank you, old wolf, for cutting fat again.

(End of chapter)