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Hi, you've reached Pashie.
If she's been their spy, you can be sure she's dead.
-Did you get a hold of her? -I don't think she's the leak.
I found her stuff in a hovel outside of town.
Pashie. Where have you been?
It's not Pashie, it's...
I think the police are involved in this.
We know where he's staying.
Don't lose him this time.
I'm on my way to town, with a police car on my ass.
Police! Open up! Max Anger?
Where is she? Tell me where she is!
It will be dormant until midnight.
The only thing you need to do is to install it.
Hi! What are you doing?
Do you know someone called Margarita Yushkova?
-Max, let's go! -We have to wait for the ambulance!
They're coming.
And the police! Come on!
Come on, come on!
Your Pashie, who is she? What did she do?
I have no idea, I just want to find her...
Shit! The ticket!
The ticket.
Fuck! Did I leave it there?
It's in your jacket. I took it.
Thank you.
MARGARITA YUSHKOVA 8910 345 35 68
This is a phone number, right?
Yes.
It's an answering machine. Can you...?
Must be her work. It is an answering machine for a phone company.
Saint Petersburg GSM.
Okay, you know the company where we work were closing a deal with them.
They open tomorrow at eight.
I need to go home now.
Are you okay?
Are you hurt?
-We should go to the hospital. -No, no, no. I'm fine.
Are you sure you don't need a doctor?
I need my medicine, that's all. The police took it.
What kind of medicine is that?
It's a relaxant.
Okay. I will get it for you.
Yeah...
Right, I'll take this to the top, and we can consider it done.
-Yes. Thanks. -Thanks a lot.
-Wonderful. This is great. -Yes.
Thank you. Amazing.
-Charlie... -Congrats!
Thanks. Congrats.
Well done.
Shit...
-I prepared a little. -Nah.
-Yes, I did. -I love you.
-We deserve something. -I didn't dare.
I thought it would screw everything up.
Yes, of course we should...
What the hell is this?
Mrs Hansen, there was a bomb.
Pashie's dead, blown up. It's all destroyed. Call me please!
I'll go and call her.
-Are you okay? -Yes.
-Sure? -Yes.
-I'll go. I'll call you later. -Yeah. Let's stay in touch.
DELETE? DELETED 9.02 PM. PASHIE
DELETE?
DELETED. 9.02 PM.
PASHIE
What the hell...
Ray McKinley, Nordic Power Inc. Leave a message.
Hi, it's me. Hey, the situation has changed.
You need to call me. I have to abort.
How are you doing?
-Are you okay? -Yeah, I'm fine.
-Well, guys, how are we doing here? -Everything is ready.
Yes, everything is fine. First it'll shut down.
Then the Trojan will launch during the restart.
Good.
Okay.
Ray McKinley, Nordic Power Inc. Leave a message.
David.
Oh...
I thought I'd work late. I don't have Kaspar, so I thought...
You're giving a hundred percent, as always. That's what I like about you.
Come, have a drink. Here.
Vektor had to run off, so...
I think it might be a bit late for me.
You know, you should celebrate when you have something to celebrate.
That's my philosophy.
Here you go. Have a seat!
Thank you.
-What a journey. -Yeah...
And now we're there.
And tomorrow morning, management will sign the contract.
-Cheers! -Cheers.
-Should I pour you one? -No, thanks.
-No? -No, I'm fine.
Until yesterday, I never thought this deal would go through.
-What a great team we are. -Indeed.
Cheers.
Have the Russians been told everything is set?
No, they'll get a pleasant surprise with their morning vodka.
When our fax comes through signed, sealed and delivered.
Okay. Just so they don't have time to run off
with their interpretation of events.
-After yesterday... -No, no.
You don't have to worry about that at all.
It's getting a bit late for me.
Yes, but you don't leave such a fine bottle open.
No, I really have to leave now...
There are no bubbles left now.
No, nothing left.
-It was nice to sit and chat. -Indeed.
-Yeah, my coat is there. -Right. There it is. Let's see...
There.
-And I have a handbag too, right? -Yes.
-That's right. Thanks. -There you go.
-Let's not forget this. -No.
-Yeah... -Yeah.
Hey, I just remembered that I have to pack some things up.
And I have to run something by the duty staff.
-It might take a few minutes. -Okay.
-But thanks for, you know... -Yeah, thank you.
-Yes, good. Bye. -Bye.
-Bye. -Bye.
Okay...
Shit...
We are in the system.
How long will the Trojan last?
If no one uninstalls it, it won't be detected until reinstalling
or updating the system.
-How long is that? -About a couple of months.
No...
No, no, no... Stop it. Stop it.
Shit!
What the hell...
What the...
What's going on?
What's going on?
The cell towers are down.
How the hell did that happen?
The power supply made the whole system unstable.
-But there's a back-up... -Please, don't touch anything.
Don't touch anything. Where the hell have you been?
-What are you accessing? -I'm trying to reboot everything.
Protocol is a complete reinstall. We have to do a security report.
I've looked through the system. You can't see what's happened.
-But isn't that protocol? -No! I wrote the protocol.
Now I'm standing here running the protocol.
Go and report a technical glitch and that everything is fixed.
Report it as a technical glitch and say that it's been fixed, please!
The installation was interrupted from the inside.
But everything had to be encrypted! You said it yourself.
-Hello! -It had to be so, I guarantee!
Do you?
The system was shut down by the admin.
How so? How can it be?
Do something!
Don't just sit there! Do something!
Come on, come on! Do it, guys!
-What is this? -Oh, this is for my mom.
And this is a relaxant?
Well, that's what they told me.
Thanks.
Hope it helps.
We can stay at my mother's tonight.
Hi. Have you heard anything else?
Mishin died.
They just called.
What the hell is going on?
Pashie worked for me.
I asked her to do some things for me in Saint Petersburg.
And...
She had copies of the documents we got from Telephonera.
-No... -Eh...
-Carl asked me. -Carl?
He doesn't even know Pashie, right?
He asked me to check if there was a connection between...
Saint Petersburg GSM and somebody called Viktor Gusin.
Viktor Gusin?
I thought that would be easy for Pashie,
as she's travelling back and forth.
So you sent Pashie to Russia with confidential material?
I could hardly have predicted this bloody mess.
I didn't want Carl's paranoia to stop the deal.
I wanted to show that I can take responsibility.
Did she find anything?
Eh...
She started asking questions.
Then she asked a friend for help and...
Why the hell haven't you said anything?
Carl asked me to be discreet.
And to think I hung Pashie out to dry to Telephonera.
According to reliable sources, the explosion at the Faculty of Economics
at the University of Saint Petersburg
was orchestrated by Chechen terrorists.
Based on the available and confirmed evidence,
the police concludes that the perpetrators will be arrested soon.
Morning. Sleep well?
I'll go to check your clothes, if they're try.
They say it's a terrorist attack. What were you doing there, Mira?
He works at the university.
He? Is this man a teacher?
Here, feed her.
Shall we eat?
Sit down. Will you?
Look at what kind of ship that man brought us!
You teach her to always get what she wants.
-Mom, I don't see a problem with it. -I see one.
-Mira, did you get the pills? -Yes. One moment.
All right, the surgery is happening soon and all this will end.
Do you still believe that?
They promised you an operation ten years ago.
Yes, exactly.
These new free times...
Do you think they would have operated on you long ago in Soviet times?
-Clean. -Thank you.
Who knows.
Here's what will help you get the surgery.
Listen, how long do you think this capitalism will last?
I put his things over there.
Yes, Mom, I see!
-We have to go, Mom. -Go then.
Thank you.
More information about the attack.
Police say the operation will soon bring results.
A terrorist attack on the Swedish faculty?
It's the Chechens who want to spoil Russia's relations
with everyone in the world. Is it really incomprehensible?
We had information that Domashov had something to do with it.
And now he's acting behind our backs.
It's not so good for our careers, is it, Ruslan?
Is Domashov a Chechen terrorist?
Yes, we think so.
Moreover, we have reason to believe that the Swede Max Anger
is also involved in this.
And it looks like they're cooperating with this woman, the taxi driver.
We must use any means.
Your mother, is she sick?
Her heart needs an operation.
She takes pills and...
Never mind...
Hey...
Wow. A fur coat.
Margarita?
Margarita Yushkova?
I'm a friend of Pashie's. I'm looking for her.
I don't understand what you are talking about.
She booked a trip for you to Sweden.
Margarita...
She deceived me.
Do you know where she is?
-Do you know what happened to her? -Margarita, this girl is missing.
And she's probably in danger. Help us. Please.
Domashov. He has everything.
Domashov? Who is he?
Who is he? Where can I find him?
I don't know!
Is this Domashov? Is this Domashov?
Leave me alone!
Telephonera's mobile network and several cell phone towers were down.
One million cell phone users were completely cut off for five minutes.
There is speculation about potential consequences of the disruption.
The disruption may have resulted in a million SIM cards being compromised.
This close.
-What's your comment on this? -That's speculation.
Is it possible that it was sabotage?
We're investigating this thoroughly.
Our initial findings suggest it was a technical glitch.
Be quick about determining that it was technical glitch.
We're putting all resources on this.
It's basically already determined.
We don't want the Russians or management
to get cold feet because of your department's screw-ups.
Hi! Hi, Kaspar.
Hi, sweetie.
Dad? What are you doing here? Isn't Mom coming today?
I was passing by, so I thought I'd come and say hello.
-See you tomorrow night. -Bye.
Love you, sweetheart.
No! No, no.
No, no... Stop it. Stop it!
Help!
The deal isn't dead yet. Listen...
The deal was going through.
I was trying... I was trying to get a hold of you.
I can convince them.
I can convince them that the sabotage was just a technical glitch.
If I don't go in tomorrow, we'll be exposed.
I can get management to believe it.
And then the deal is done. Otherwise it won't go through.
Please.
Damn!
I've helped you!
I tried to call you lots of times, but you didn't pick up.
I wanted to help you.
Max Anger. Do you know him?
He works for Vektor. Why?
What is he doing in Saint Petersburg?
Hey. The guy that I asked you about, his name is Domashov.
Have you seen him here? I have to talk to him.
-No! -I have to talk to him.
Come on! Please, I really need to talk to him.
Who do you work for?
No one.
Domashov knows a person that I'm looking for. Okay?
I want to help him. The police are after him.
The police was here today already.
They are watching this place. You bring attention to my bar.
If you come here one more time, you're a dead man.
Understood?
If you talk to Domashov, just tell him to call Pashie's cell phone.
Just tell him to call Pashie's cell phone.
Hi. Paul Olsen.
There should be a reservation for me.
Just a moment.
Compare it.
There's a different person here.
-Is there a problem? -No, no. Enjoy your stay.
Thanks.
-Hello? -Palace Square in one hour.
Follow me.
-Where is Pashie? -I don't know.
-Is she alive? -I don't know.
She told me about you, Max.
She was going to call you and tell you everything.
And now she's gone.
But meeting you is a big risk.
Who is in that car?
It's a friend. It's fine.
How do you know Pashie?
She came to me because she needed information.
I'm a journalist.
Information about what?
Saint Petersburg GSM.
People behind that company want this country to be
like it was in Soviet times. And they have the power to succeed.
What are you talking about?
SP GSM seems to be a front.
And the connections go all the way up to the highest elite.
Where do you get this from?
I have a source inside. Margarita Yushkova.
She's the mistress of one of the investors.
She gave us proof of things I'm telling you.
Pashie promised to help her out of the country, but...
She's been gone for days. What do you think happened to her?
I think they kidnapped her.
So you think she's alive?
They'll do anything to keep this information about who is behind SPG
from getting public.
As long as I keep these documents hidden, I think she might be alive.
They need to know what it is we have,
so they need Pashie or me to tell them.
so they can get it back before it leaks out.
Who are they?
Shit...
Take cover.
Down, down, down! Get over here!
Central Station. 207.
Shit...
-What are you doing? -Nothing.
What are you doing? Go away!
Get in!
-Are you okay? -Fuck, they shot him. Fuck!
-What do you mean? -They fucking shot him! He's dead.
Oh, Lord, dear Lord.
What did he tell you?
He said that...
He said that he thinks SP GSM is just a front
for powerful corrupt people with a political agenda.
And that he and Pashie have documents to expose these people.
He gave me this.
Okay.
And a number for a locker at the central station.
Alright.
Then you'll need help to read those important documents. Right?
I want you to listen to the news.
I was almost shocked.
It turns out that your friend, Seryozha Domashov, is dead.
Can you imagine that?
I think for you now...
it's the right time to start talking.
Unless you want more deaths, of course.
6 PM. Moscow time.
The Chechen terrorist responsible for the explosion at the university
was killed during a police operation, an attempt to arrest him.
The identity of the man has been established. It is Sergey Domashov.
The police continues to search for his accomplices.
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