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Okay. She's headed up now.

[door opens]

Your friend is clearly
out of practice.

I picked him up
eight blocks ago.

- You're in a hurry.
- Op went sideways.

You're not the only one
whose cover's blown.

I need your help.

[drawer closes]

Told you everything.

- Well, then they clearly lied to you.
- [scoffs]

That is not their style.

I need you to set up a meeting.

Can't do that.

Zoya.

[sighs]

You know better than anyone,
if Sokol is real,

a whole lot of people
are gonna die.

Can you live
with yourself knowing

that you could've stopped it?

I'll get you a meeting,

but not until after
I'm out of Vienna.

Thank you.

Jack.

Good luck.

Let's go, super spy.

She set the meet?

So she says.

Tell me again why you trust her.

Because she has
no reason to lie.

I know she's telling the truth.

[scoffs] Oh, you do?

[chuckles] Good, good.

Just seems like a lot
to bet your life on.

Well, you know what, Mike?
It doesn't look like

I have a whole lot
of options, does it?

Listen to me. Hey.

You're about to cross a line,
and there may be no going back.

Because I'm trying
to do the right thing.

This Sokol Project is real.

And I believe you,

but I also believe you're not
the only one who can stop it.

Who do you suggest I call?
Miller?

He's a prick.

Hang anyone
to save his own skin.

I mean, Wright, she's
a hard-ass, but she's fair.

She's a political animal,
just like the rest of them.

You know what?
She made her choice.

What about Greer?

I can't put him
in any more danger.

And you neither.

So, listen, if you have to
walk away, I understand.

So you have thought it through.

Yes, I have.

Then I'm in. I got your back.

- Just hope we don't die.
- Me, too.

- [busy chatter]
- [phones ringing]

This is an FBI
Extraterritorial Squad.

They're only interested in Ryan.

The NSD's spearheading this.

Who's in charge?

Said his name is Harris.

I'd appreciate you not
turning my office upside down.

We'll put everything back
just the way we found it.

We're here to enforce a warrant

charging Dr. Jack Ryan with
violating the Espionage Act.

Jesus, Jack Ryan
is a lot of things,

- but he's not a traitor.
- That's not my call.

This goes all the way up to

the Director
of National Intelligence.

We have a rogue agent out there.

What's in his head
makes him valuable

to any number
of foreign entities,

so we're bringing him in.

We need to limit their access.

I need you to track down
Zoya Ivanova.

She's the only one who knows
who Jack's source is.

- He's bound to go after her.
- Got it.

[Greer] What's the
political situation?

[Wright] NSD's coming for Jack.

- FBI's acting on a warrant.
- On what charge?

- The Espionage Act.
- Jesus Christ.

They're calling him a traitor?

Didn't even read me in.

Looks like you're not
the only one

with a foot on your throat.

Look, I'll do everything I can

to get to Jack first.

Have you got
to President Kovac yet?

Not yet. It's not the CIA's job,

nor mine to get involved
in NATO business.

We can't force her hand, but
we can present the evidence,

hopefully get her on side and
buy us some goodwill back home.

You're in a unique position

as head of Russia House
to offer counsel.

You worked together
when she was running I.S.

- She'll listen to you.
- Yeah. I guess we'll find out.

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Captain.

I'm sorry for your loss.

I know you were friends.

He had very few.

As do you.

There are rumors
that you have refused

another admiral ship.

What good can I do
behind a desk?

Old man and the sea, huh?

[Alexei] My condolences.

Your husband was a great man.

Thank you for coming.

[Surikov] If you need
anything, Natalya,

please know I'm always
at your service.

Find who did this.

Dmitry will not rest
until you do.

Nor will I.

[pen writing]

Is he here?

I wish you had informed me
of this visit in advance.

He's always been straight
with me.

Something that has been
in short supply lately.

He's CIA.

They never reach out
without wanting something back.

I know how the CIA
operates, Radek,

- but that's not him.
- [door opens]

[Greer] Madam President.

[Alena] Mr. Greer.

Radek Breza, my head
of security, meet James Greer.

- Why don't we take a walk, James.
- Mm-hmm.

[door opens, closes]

Oof.

We both know
this isn't a social visit.

We also both know that

we surveil the Russian
government and they surveil us.

The NSA has transcripts
of Dmitry Popov's phone calls.

Those conversations
were with President Surikov,

advising him not to alienate
the Czech Republic

by moving farther
into Eastern Europe.

But Dmitry was a hardliner.

No, he appeared to be
a hardliner.

That was how he was able
to save face

with the more right-wing
in his party.

But you and he were
on the same page all along.

And it may be
what got him killed.

Now, the new Defence Minister,

that's another story.

He disavowed everything
Dmitry agreed to.

Yeah, and moved Russian troops
further into Ukraine.

- How much farther?
- [church bell tolling]

All the way
to the Slovakian border.

Now, I wanted you to know
because if you act now,

we could move
our NATO missiles in.

We could force a retreat.

Our countries share intel.

Why am I just hearing
of this now?

I assumed
you wouldn't treat your allies

the same way as your enemies.

I forgot the CIA
likes to play God.

I'm telling you this
as your friend.

And you expect me to trust you.

Not expecting, hoping.

Now, I know you're being
pressured by all sides.

I also know that
you're not one to be pushed.

I'm just here
arming you with information.

The decision about
what you do with it is yours.

[vehicle approaching]

[birds chirping]

Oh, my God.

Do you know how much
this car cost me?

Well, you knew it was a hunt.

Where did you think it would be?

In Monaco?

I thought the fucking road
would be paved.

Apologies,

Mr. Zubkov, Mr. Lychkin,
for the remote location,

but there are so few places now
where one can still hunt wolves.

- Welcome.
- [speaks foreign language]

[speaks foreign language]

Mm.

Come, come.

[speaks foreign language] Bags.

[Zubkov] So the item
we have agreed upon

has been acquired
and is on the move.

Good.

And the cost?

It's 20 million.

This bank token

will give you access
to a secure account

with the money.

Half now, half upon delivery.

But before we complete
the transaction,

there have been errors
we need to address.

First, the matter
of the CIA officer.

Which is being handled.

Second, your daughter.

Your influence with her

seems not to be as strong
as you had indicated.

I mean, it pains me to say it,

but I'm... I'm not the only one

thinking it may be time
for a change of leadership.

Sarhan. Sarhan.

It's fine, Levan.

Sarhan's money
has been instrumental.

He deserves the right
to voice his concerns,

and he's right,
there have been setbacks.

But these obstacles
have been overcome.

You have my word on that.

Everything is on course.

I hope that addresses
your concern.

For now.

Good.

Then let us concentrate
on the reason we are here.

[rifle racking]

What have you got?

Uh, Vienna airport this morning.

She arrived around 6:00 a.m.

[Wright] Good.
If you were able to find her,

you can be sure Jack did.

You think he's there?

I'm counting on it.

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- I'm helping you bring him in.
- No way.

Look, this guy's worked
my station for ten months.

This is already
blowing back on me.

You got a good read on him?

Better than you.

He's in Vienna.

You want him,
we better move fast.

[sighs]

[church bell tolling]

[Greer] What's happening
with the Popov investigation?

[Cahill] We traced the money
in the assassin's account.

Went through a number
of private banks.

Still can't definitively
say the source.

But you think
the Russians are behind it.

This has all the earmarks
of one of their ops.

[phone vibrating] - Well, I need to
review the footage from the stadium.

Sure. I'll have one of
my analysts pull it for you.

Excuse me.

[Tristan]
There's been a development.

I'm listening.

So what about our deal?

[Greer] Uh, I can
get you a GS-13.

Now that's a pretty nice
pay bump.

- They think Jack's in Vienna.
- Vienna?

How the hell did he get
from Athens to Vien...

[sighs]

Fuck me.

You're late.

I was shopping.

Something about all this
feels off.

What?

[Jack] Popov is
President Surikov's top advisor.

The guy may have been a hawk,

but he was never gonna
condone nuclear war.

Check this out.

Nineteen eighty-six,

this dude volunteers
to be a Chernobyl liquidator.

Volunteers to be one of the guys

to deactivate a reactor
after a meltdown? Jesus.

Well, obviously,
it stuck with him.

One of his first orders
of business as Defence Minister,

he pushed the INF Treaty
between the U.S. and Russia.

I mean, this guy has always been
against the nuclear option.

Sucks he's dead.

Or convenient.

What do you mean?

Who stands to benefit
the most out of all this?

The new Defence Minister?

You think he offed
his predecessor?

I'm saying it's a very powerful
time to have Surikov's ear.

[phone vibrating]

- November.
- [Greer] How's Vienna?

[Mike] Mind telling me how the
hell you got my private cell?

Yeah. Put him on the phone.

[Mike] Hang on.

- [Jack] Hey.
- Good to hear your voice.

Well, thanks for Tony.

You're alive, aren't you?

Are you with Wright?

Ah, she found out
I was helping you,

and she pushed me out.

I'm in Prague, looking
into the assassination.

Now, look, I can only imagine

what's going on
in your head right now.

Maybe you don't know
who to trust,

so I'm just gonna tell you this,
and you can take it or leave it.

The NSD

sent FBI agents
to Vienna to arrest you.

On what charge?

Treason.

Wow.

So Wright's taking this
all the way.

No, not Wright. Miller.

He didn't even read her in.

But she managed to tag along.

Did you tell her about Mike?

[Greer] I think
both of you are in

way over your head,
and every day you're on the run,

you're digging a hole that you
may not be able to get out of.

Well, that doesn't answer
my question.

Hey, you're the traitor, not me.

Funny.

Listen, what have you
found out about Popov?

Uh, that almost nothing adds up.

No definitive money trail,
no footage of an assassin.

The witness has disappeared.

Let me ask you this.

What if this whole thing
was planned?

I'm just saying, this doesn't
feel like Russia as usual,

and we should look into it.

I will. And, Jack,

the Russian that's chasing you,

I know him.

He's Alpha Group.

- Alpha Group. Fun.
- [phone vibrates]

I got to go.

It's her.

Eleven o'clock. Track six.

[men chattering
in foreign language]

[Petr] Our last guest

- has just arrived.
- [car door opens, closes]

Sorry to be so late.

A word?

To Dmitry.

He was a good man.

You thought highly of him.

I learned from him.

He shared many of our beliefs.

But not the most important.

- No.
- Hmm.

I hope all is well
with your daughter.

My daughter
does not concern you.

We need those NATO missiles
on Czech ground

or the project will not succeed.

She has always had
a strong will and a strong mind.

Those are things
I would never change.

She's Russian,
whether she knows it or not.

My father was a soldier,

a hardened man.

The only time I saw him cry
was when the Wall fell.

Because he knew it was over.

He never had the illusion

that the Soviet Union
was without fault,

but Mother Russia
was everything to him.

When it collapsed,
everything he fought for

no longer had meaning.

When I asked him
why he was crying, he said,

"We were once
the most feared nation on Earth.

We were the monster

that kept the rest
of the world up at night."

Now we wage cyber wars.

We disrupt and we inconvenience.

Oh, it's clever
and cost-effective,

but war without cost
is meaningless.

Without cost,
we have no identity.

We've become him.

Why are you telling me all this?

To remind you
how important this is.

We only have one chance

to restore ourselves
to who we once were.

We cannot allow arrogance
to get in the way.

My friends,
please, take a glass.

When I was a child,

we didn't have
ice cream or soda.

- We had kvass.
- Mm.

I invited you to show my thanks.

Our cause has many supporters
but few benefactors.

I'm grateful
for your generosity.

As they say,
a great ship needs deep waters.

You are those deep waters,

- my friend.
- Mm.

- [speaks foreign language]
- [repeats foreign language]

Let's go.

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[Greer] Okay, right there.

- Level "B."
- [keys clacking]

And the next one.

Level "J." Twenty-eight.

- And you don't have any footage of the shooting?
- Nope.

They knew exactly
where the cameras were.

[sighs] All right, get up.

- Let me take it for a drive.
- All right.

[sighs]

[mouse clicks]

You all right?

I just hate train stations.

Watch any movie, nothing good
ever happens in a train station.

[keys clacking]

[Rami] Okay, guys,
I'm in the system.

I've got eyes on you.

[man speaking foreign language
over P.A.]

Hmm.

[mouse clicks]

[key clacking]

[picks up phone receiver]

[dialing]

Can I ask you a favor?

Can you get us into the stadium?

Yes, tonight.

It'll make sense
once we get there.

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[man speaking foreign language
over P.A.]

[Rami] All right,

where shall we send you?

How about Semmering?

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[woman speaking foreign language
over P.A.]

[indistinct air traffic
radio chatter]

We got him.

- Where was this taken?
- Vienna train station, platform nine.

We'll have all the details
by the time we land.

[train horn blares]

[electronic bell chimes]

[grunting]

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[groans]

[grunting]

He can't talk
if you keep hitting him.

[groaning]

[beeps, chimes]

[grunts]

Do you know who I am?

[Jack grunting]

Don't try to lie.

The drug will be taking effect.

Luka Gocharov!

What did our scientist tell you?

Nothing!

Who is your source?!

[grunts] I don't know.

[gunshot]

[grunts]

[panting]

There was only water
in the syringe.

We have much to discuss
and little time

if we are to stop Sokol.

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[panting]

- Agent Pavlok. Welcome to Austria.
- Thanks. Let's go.

[engine starts]

[tires squealing]

[lights thumping]

I don't like this.

You made that clear.

Wait for me here.

[Greer] Sorry to bring you here,

but you may be able
to help me with something.

[grunts softly]

- Let's get it over with.
- Security was too tight

for Tibor Kasal to enter here
with a weapon.

So someone planted it inside.

Or the shooter
was already armed.

You're saying it wasn't Kasal?

No motive.

No means to pull
something like this off.

Not to mention that he was
Tasered before he was killed.

He was just a pawn.

- In whose game?
- I'm not sure yet.

But the deal
that you were making with Popov

may not have had
the unanimous support

that you were hoping for.

This was an inside job.

James, what am I
really doing here?

There were no cameras
on the second level

and no footage of the area
where Kasal was found.

But you may have seen something
that you don't remember.

I was hoping bringing you here
might help you visualize it.

All right.

If I'm going to relive it,
may as well go all the way.

What happened before the shot?

We were headed this direction.

I mean, just talking.

Even security was surprised
at how well we were...

Huh.

What?

Huh.

Radek wasn't with me
when Popov was hit.

It was chaos.
I mean, players scattered,

both sides scrambling
to get us to safety, but...

Radek must have left
before the shot.

He knew exactly
where he was going.

You can't possibly think
he's involved in this.

- There's no way.
- Well, I've seen all the CCTV footage,

and he wasn't here
when Popov went down.

He was upstairs, perfectly
positioned to kill Kasal.

We've-we've been friends
for years.

Radek's a patriot.

- He couldn't be a part of this.
- Yeah, well, I know it's hard,

but we have to examine
every angle,

consider every possibility.

Especially the one that's
staring us right in our face.

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- [leaves rustling]
- [twigs snapping]

[quietly] Come.

We've been out here too long.

Luck may not be with us.

A wolf pack can travel a hundred
miles in a night to find prey.

As the proverb goes,
a wolf is fed by its legs.

I feel lucky.

A wolf is one of the few
trophies I have left to collect.

It's a waste of such an animal
to mount its head on a wall.

[branch snaps]

[whispering] It sounds close.

Do you see it?

- [distant barking]
- There.

♪ ♪

- [gunshot]
- [grunts]

[distant barking and howling]

[wolves growling]

[wolves barking]

♪ ♪

[sirens wailing]

- [tires screech]
- [sirens stop]

[Jack] I don't understand.

Why are you trying
to help the CIA?

Let's just say we are
on the same side for once.

And why me?

I knew you were
working with Zoya,

and she trusted you.

[scoffs softly]

She was your asset.

So you lied about
the nuke on the ship

to get the CIA to react.

You may not have acted at all,

and his information
was just as important.

Sokol.

What do you know about it?

It was a terrible accident.

I know nothing more than that.

Before he died, Yuri said that
Konstantin was a traitor. Why?

Yuri knew it was not us.

It was not Russia, but...

Russian.

A rogue faction.

One I am determined to unmask.

What do they want?

To restore the Soviet Union.

So there is a device.

Yuri was working on it.

Not a device yet.

What do you mean?

Uranium?

Well, if they don't have it yet,

there's only a handful of arms
dealers that would have enough.

And the man at the top
of the list is called

- Levan Zubkov.
- Who's that?

Ask your friend.

Zubkov's one of my clients.

And I'm assuming that's why
we're on our way to Budapest?

And the only reason
you're still alive.

- I appreciate that.
- [Jack] Wait a minute.

You think Zubkov is
working with this faction?

Yes.

Well, how close are they?

They traveled to Kazakhstan
two days ago.

Third trip this month.

- Jesus.
- And I have no one I can trust.

No one.
Not even in my government.

[scoffs softly]

And you want the CIA
to trust me.

And won't they?

[indistinct chatter]

[phone ringing and vibrating]

Jack?

Let me guess. Semmering?

I'm along for the ride.
You enjoying yours?

Scenic.

I imagine so.

You may already be aware,

but there's a Russian assassin
on your tail.

- Oh, he found me.
- You killed him.

I didn't.

Then who?

Luka Gocharov.

Please tell me
Gocharov is not your asset.

You know who he is,
what he's done.

Helped us.

It's not the Russians.

The new Defence Minister
is part of a cabal

that's operating independently
of their own government.

Even if that's true,
there's no way

Miller signs off on any action
based on intel from Gocharov.

Well, then it's a good thing

- I don't work for Miller.
- Jack...

The United States and Russia
are being baited into a war,

and right now, we're the
only ones standing in the way.

I can't just...

I'm gonna need you to trust me.

[line beeps]

[train approaching]

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Where you going?

He's on a red train.

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[Greer] There was
one camera angle

on the premier parking terrace
that captured incoming vehicles.

We identified Kasal's car.

Here.

You see that?

Kasal didn't arrive alone.

There was someone
in the car with him.

- Who is it?
- No idea.

But this thing was
expertly planned

by more than one person.

Got your message.

I came as quickly as I could.

James Greer, I presume.

Mr. Kovac.

What exactly did
your daughter tell you?

Only that you've cast aspersions
on her security chief.

He may not have a title,

but my father's
my most trusted advisor.

[Petr] Do you really think
Radek played a role

in Dmitry Popov's death?

That he's part of
some larger conspiracy?

Yes. Yes, I do.

Then your options are severely
limited, Madam President.

It's already done.

I've given NATO the green light

to move in
their missile installations.

I don't know
what game Russia is playing,

but I will not let this country
be their playground.

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Remember that line
I was telling you about?

You just crossed it.

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