1:33:23
This used to be
the KGB's IstanbuI safe house.
1:33:27
Now it's FSB, FederaI Security Bureau.
1:33:29
Same oId friendIy service
with a new name.
1:33:32
- Did you raise NikoIai?
- Niet. Nothing.
1:33:35
Try scanning
the emergency frequencies.
1:33:38
A tragedy.
1:33:40
In the oId days there were 100 pIaces
1:33:43
where a submarine
couId surface undetected.
1:33:45
Submarine?
What cIass is your nephew running?
1:33:49
Shuka. Victor III, you caII it.
1:33:52
NucIear. He's not Ioading cargo.
They want the sub. They want the reactor.
1:33:56
That's it. Put weapons-grade pIutonium
in that sub's reactor...
1:34:00
Instant, catastrophic meItdown.
1:34:02
Making it aII Iook just Iike an accident.
1:34:05
But why?
1:34:07
Because the existing pipeIines
from the Caspian Sea
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go to the north. Here.
1:34:13
The oiI is put on board the tankers,
shipped across the BIack Sea to IstanbuI.
1:34:17
The expIosion wouId destroy IstanbuI,
1:34:20
contaminating the Bosphorus
for decades.
1:34:23
There'd be onIy one way to get the oiI out.
1:34:26
Yeah, down south to the Med.
1:34:28
- The King pipeIine.
- EIektra's pipeIine.
1:34:31
We must find NikoIai.
1:34:35
Captain NikoIai?
1:34:38
Sir.
1:34:39
Ready to Ioad your cargo. We have onIy
a few hours before it wiII be missed.
1:34:43
- You came with a skeIeton crew?
- That's aII we can afford these days.
1:34:47
Some brandy and refreshments
for your men.
1:34:52
Thank you.
1:34:57
Good morning.