"I've been there twice since, most recently a month ago. I handed them a large number of weapons and some communications equipment, and it was said that they had important operations. After speaking, Heathman looked at Lille and said, "Is something wrong with the Kurds?" ”

Lille sighed and said, "It's not the Kurds, it's the Intelligence Service that has something wrong in Hakkari." ”

"What? What's going on? It was only then that Heathman realized the seriousness of the problem.

"Just now, someone raided Hakkari. The latest news is that it's over there. We suffered heavy casualties, the local Kurds estimated to be about the same, and the people from the intelligence service were missing, so they should have been captured. Lille looked at Heathman and said, "Who do you think it would have done?" ”

Heathman thought for a moment and said, "It's hard to say, although the Turks have always wanted to deal with them... But it doesn't look like they're doing it. ”

Seeing Hesman say this, Lille smiled a little surprised, "I thought you would immediately say that you were Turkish." It seems that you still care about some geopolitics in normal times. ”

"I'm just going to a lot of places." Heathman smiled wryly and said, "And it's not that I don't care about politics, and I can't do it without it, otherwise this business wouldn't have been able to be done." ”

Lille nodded and said, "It's really not like the Turks did it." The most they can do is help in this matter. ”

"Who could that be? Russian? Heathman asked.

Lille did not give an answer, but said, "I am just trying to get to the bottom of this question now, and judging by the actions of the other side, they are not going for the Kurds." The intelligence agents there are what they want. Now their purpose has been achieved. Perhaps a large number of plans and communications related to the Kurds, including the intelligence services, will fall into the hands of the Russians. The work there is likely to be all in vain. ”

Heathman frowned and said, "Then what exactly do you want to talk to me?" Could it be that the attack on Hakkari has something to do with me? ”

"What exactly is the use of the hakkari, few people know. You've been there, and you know it's a small town. A small town that no one is paying attention to. I understand this kind of stronghold of the intelligence bureau, and the people there will be very careful, very low-key, and will not act rashly, and if you don't enter Hakari, you probably won't know about the existence of these people. But now the other side has launched an efficient operation. Isn't that weird? Haven't you thought that the reason you're here every day is because of that Russian redwood? ”

"Is it an intelligence leak?" Heathman asked.

"Yes. And most likely from you. "Lille Dao.

When Heathman heard this, he immediately became a little anxious, and he immediately denied it: "This is impossible. The people I went with to Hakkari were very reliable. There can be no problem, and very few people know about the deal with the Kurds. How did it leak from me? "Bunny Fly

"Don't worry." Lille said: "You don't believe it, it's too normal. If a person can easily make you think that he is the enemy's lurker, then it is called a strange story. To tell you the truth, not only the people under you, but also you are the cause of the intelligence leak. It won't be long before the Intelligence Agency and the FBI come to your door, and I'm not the one who will ask you about it. ”

"I..." Heathman seemed to want to refute Lille's claim, but swallowed it back when it came to his lips, and after a short pause he continued: "Then what should I do? ”

"It's simple." Lille said: "There is no other way, what you have to do now is to think about it, during this time, about what you did in Iraq, who have you mentioned it, you don't come here often, there shouldn't be many people in Hermet, it shouldn't be difficult to recall." ”

Heathman nodded, "It's really not much. But I still think it's unlikely that it was leaked from me. I do it according to the prescribed process, and reporting is necessary. ”

Lille raised his hand and interrupted, "Now it's just an investigation. The jury is still out. There will be a lot of people who will investigate, and not only us, but the intelligence services will also check themselves, including the Kurds. To be honest, I actually believe that the Kurds have a problem. But no matter what, you have to do what needs to be done. You have to recall everything about Hakkari for most of the year as quickly as possible, and then write down the people, the time, and everything you did. This is not only for me, but also for the Intelligence Agency and the FBI, so it must be true and reliable, and if you are not sure, you don't need to write it down, but write down all the clear things. ”

"Okay... All right. Heathman looked embarrassed and said, "Then I'll start doing it right away." ”

"It's been in Hermet lately, don't go home." Lille said: "Don't look at me like that, these are extraordinary times, don't let anyone else grab your handle." ”

"I see." "I'll go on a business trip," said Heathman. ”

Lille nodded and said, "Let's just say that we'll have dinner together in the evening, and I hope you can remember something, maybe someone from the Intelligence Agency and the FBI will come tomorrow." ”

While Lille was talking to Heathman, John took out the list and information of the candidates he had selected and had been confirmed by Lille, and after a quick look at it again to confirm that there was nothing wrong, he arranged for his men to call them one by one with him. And it was John himself who called Pete.

When he received John's call, Pete was sitting in the monitoring room staring at the surveillance screen. Today is relatively busy, and the Security Bureau seems to be constantly speeding up the progress, so that Hall 3 has been operating at full capacity almost every day recently. It is even rumored that the Security Service has begun to reconsider Pete's previous suggestion to move such a meeting point directly to Novoko, so that these collaborators can better solve the problems they have encountered for 33.

It's just that these have nothing to do with Pete anymore, don't look at him very seriously, but he doesn't think about anything in his mind at the moment, he just does things according to the rules and waits for work. He doesn't want to be like this, doing nothing, but he has a clear mission and goals. This feeling made him feel like he was wasting his time, doing nothing, or even feeling incompetent. So when the phone rang and John's voice was heard, he was actually a little excited.

"Pete." John didn't say anything nonsense after hearing Pete's voice, "I hope you've handed over the job." Because I want you to return to Maclean's as soon as possible and report to headquarters. ”

"Right away?" Pete asked with some surprise, after all, this was a lot earlier than the last time he said it.