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Did you know the Norwegian government has frozen your assets?

You can't order room service every day!

I can pay for it, Maja.

A fire broke out at the home of a Russian union leader.

I took the battery out to put it in Artjom's toy.

-Would they find the batteries? -You can't prove if they were defective.

You're implicating yourself in Anita's murder.

Harald's straight talk made him many friends.

But also many enemies.

FROM HARALD VOLD: I KNOW...

I KNOW YOU HELPED THE RUSSIANS ATTACK ME WITH ACID.

Can he speak?

He'll never speak again. Unfortunately.

Let me go in alone.

I come as a friend, Harald. I was not behind this attack.

You can't seriously believe I cooperate with the Russians.

I would have won the election.

Think, Harald. It's obvious the Russians want to get rid of both of us.

They're manipulating you to attack me.

Burn in hell.

Quisling.

I don't accept death threats from anyone, including you.

After the election, many weapon manufacturers

will fight for contracts.

FROM MAJA: WHEN ARE YOU COMING HOME? CAN WE HAVE DINNER TOGETHER?

Of course we should be very proud.

Together, we liberated our nation!

Yes!

But, dear friends, the struggle is not over.

The Russians are still in Norway, some of them disguised

as Norwegian politicians.

And they say we have to cooperate. That we have no choice.

But we have an election in a few days.

Every one of you needs to vote.

Only then can we choose to again make Norway

a free and independent nation!

I see. And we can't remove it? Okay. Bye.

Jesper Berg is bursting with confidence.

No surprise, since he's leading...

That final twist about voting really hit home.

Something has come up.

This has reached 80% of Norwegians.

-Can we track where it's coming from? -Is it Russia, Sander?

Most likely. The IP address in Bangladesh is an exit node.

It's Russian trolls. Fake news.

The Intelligence Service can expose them.

We can't let the Russians bombard our voters with such lies.

Can we counterattack?

-There's nothing to gain. -Just answer my question!

This is a personal attack. Can we crush that troll factory?

You're asking us to start a massive coordinated attack.

Hackers don't attack their own for free.

We'll find the money.

Okay.

The Intelligence Service confirms it.

And Bente Norum has threatened with Russian net trolls.

The restaurant owner she works for finances those troll factories.

Then I think we should call Bente Norum right away.

You take it.

Hello?

This is Grete Sundby from the prime minister's office.

The prime minister's office?

Your attorney says you have some good contacts.

People in the... computer business.

Does this have to do with that Internet campaign against Berg?

I could give you some names, if you release my assets.

That's a matter for the courts.

According to my contacts in the "computer business,"

the courts should focus more on Jesper Berg, and less on me.

The prime minister is willing to meet with you.

Can you come here?

Jesper Berg can come to Moscow.

Then I'll tell him what I have.

THE UNIFIED PARTY

-Can we leave yet? -We have to wait for Mom.

I did it. I'm sorry. I only wanted to help.

-Who was that? -Remember that house fire?

Spartak needs money for his son's skin transplant.

Berg took their social security.

-You said he was insured. -I did.

But the police suspect him of arson.

He tried to hide that the smoke detector was disconnected.

And I... planted a battery at the scene.

-That isn't like you. -I was desperate. It's all my fault.

They wanted to leave Norway. I insisted they stay.

-Is Spartak blaming you? -No.

He just needs money for the operation.

His son's face is covered in scar tissue.

Are you sad, Mom?

No, I'm fine. I'm just tired, Andrea.

-I'll talk to Spartak. -No, I'll take care of this myself.

You have to focus on the campaign.

There's only a week left. That's why we stayed in Oslo.

-Hello? -Hans Martin Djupvik.

I'm Hilde's husband.

Hi.

What do you want?

-Hilde told me about your situation. -Is that why you're here?

No. Someone filmed your conversation with Hilde yesterday.

Someone filmed us? Who?

It may have been a private investigator regarding your insurance issue.

I don't understand.

-Are you here to help me? -Yes, I promised Hilde I would.

You know what?

You have only made matters worse. I want you to stay away from us!

-Tom, I need you to check something. -Okay. What?

Find out where Artjom Sokolov got his skin transplants.

He's around eight.

Maja, if you need money, ask me.

I have to go to Svalbard for a couple of days, okay?

Is that okay?

Take this.

Thanks.

And have fun.

They've been back a couple of times. The operation was two weeks ago.

-Did you access the clinic database? -Yes.

This man paid for the surgery.

-Kåre Helleland. -Who is he?

We have to leave in ten minutes.

Are you crazy?

I'm not going anywhere.

I can't access his phone.

Shit!

He wants to talk to you.

Why give priority to Svalbard now?

All of Norway has been liberated, including Svalbard.

But Russia has more rights now than before the occupation.

That's why it's important for me to visit Svalbard.

Look at this.

The glass will vibrate when he speaks. Remember to face us.

-Understand? -Make him talk.

Why did you do it?

Maja.

I've ruined everything for you.

It was wrong to move to Russia.

Please talk to me.

-You'll never change. -Tell me what I'm doing wrong.

We're never together.

Even when we're sitting right next to each other.

I'm all alone, Mom.

You don't get it.

Know what?

You have to give me a chance to make things better.

I don't have to do anything.

Bente Norum? Don't move.

Give me your phone.

Ow!

Hello.

Bente Norum.

Are you in direct contact with the troll factory?

Sobol has planted false rumors.

Rumors? Then why are you here?

I'm just curious.

-Take off my goggles. -What?

You heard me.

-He took the goggles. -Aim the laser at her clothes.

What are you up to? Look that way!

What do the Russians want in order to not release that recording?

They don't have it. They were going to make it now.

I see.

Do they have any evidence?

I have spoken to a witness who knows everything.

-Give me a name. -If you take my daughter to Norway.

Make it look like a kidnapping.

Okay.

We can do that. If you give me a name.

Maja will give you the name if you take her.

If you're setting me up, you'll never be allowed back home.

You'll never see your daughter again.

We leave Barentsburg tomorrow morning.

-Please tell me you got that. -You told him about the glasses.

I did not!

The plan was terrible. He figured out everything.

What are you going to tell Sobol?

Hi.

We're moving back to Norway.

-Now? -Yes. Do you want to?

-Do you? -I do.

-You'll go first. -I don't want to leave without you.

Grandma will be waiting for you. This will be good.

But, listen,

if someone stops us, pretend that you don't want to leave.

-Why? -Just do it.

What are you doing?

Don't read what I wrote.

And don't show it to anyone but Jesper Berg.

You're the best. You can do this.

-Police! Bente Norum? -Yes.

-Child Services is here for Maja Norum. -There must be a mistake!

It's Child Services.

We can't leave without Maja!

We can lose the girl, but not you. Sobol will kill us.

If you choose to leave with the police, we'll shoot Maja.

Maja, everything will be okay!

I'll take care of it, Maja!

Get Child Services to re-examine this case.

Are we intervening?

Okay.

Hi, there.

Hi, are you Maja? Do you know who I am?

-Let's get Maja some hot chocolate. -Of course.

Do you have a message for me from your mother?

It's on my back.

Look at this!

Here you go. Sorry!

I'll get some paper.

Where's the bathroom?

Don't show that to anyone else.

Wash it off.

Excuse me.

We have a problem. Maja wants to go to her grandmother in Oslo.

So we have to back down. Let her go.

I just took custody.

Fix it.

You have approximately 13 minutes.

Are you getting this?

The unit is called Lyuba. Not encrypted. Contains basic e -mails.

She must have a separate phone or hard drive somewhere.

H.M., they're back!

-You said it was a live broadcast. -I was wrong. You have 15-20 seconds.

I'm going to buy some milk.

Christ! You'd almost think you'd done this before.

-Sobol is waiting for you. -He's waiting for all of you.

Bente is right.

We failed her.

Yes.

-Why did we fail? -Because someone snitched.

It's Mom.

Do you want to talk to her?

Okay.

-Hi, Mom. -Hi, Maja. How are you?

Good. I'm on my way to Grandma.

You'll be with your grandmother soon, Maja.

I think Mom's in trouble.

Why?

Her boss doesn't like that she sent me here.

You mother threatened to shoot Child Services when they took you.

She just pretended. She made a deal with Berg.

What kind of a deal?

She had a message for him.

-When did you give Jesper a message? -At the police station in Svalbard.

-What was the message? -I showed him this.

Hello?

Harald?

Excuse me, prime minister, you need to take this call.

It's Grete. Harald Vold has been found dead.

Grete?

I just heard the news.

This is terrible.

Was it suicide?

You knew him better than me.

I haven't seen Harald for months.

-How was he the last time you met? -At that debate? In fine shape.

Listen, I have Portmann here. Let's talk about this later.

I assume you've taken this to the police?

That isn't enough for a police investigation.

What do you expect us to do with it?

The Supreme Court has a responsibility to remove Jesper.

By impeaching him?

Yes.

That isn't up to us. That would be up to the new parliament.

And what will they do if Jesper wins the majority?

What do you think?

You created this situation.

It's your responsibility to clean it up.

Include equality before the law. You're one of our strongest cards.

I have resigned as state secretary and severed all contact with Berg.

I have lost all faith in him.

Why come forward with this now?

I can no longer stay quiet about Jesper Berg's methods.

What about all the rumors regarding Berg?

I'll leave that to the Supreme Court.

But if Berg were innocent, he would have behaved differently.

They have a witness.

-Who? -Bente Norum's daughter.

That's enough.

Berg attacks Norwegians who think differently.

Under the pretense of fighting Russia.

Bjørnstad brags about his close ties to Russia.

These false accusations against me come from Russia.

Your own state secretary accused you of being behind Anita Rygh's murder.

That state secretary was forced on me

by our traitorous parliament.

This conspiracy has been planned for a long time.

This is typical Jesper Berg, making up new enemies.

Answer me this, Bjørnstad:

How can you produce false testimony from a 13-year-old girl?

According to several reports, a new witness has surfaced. Comment?

The Supreme Court will expose this charade.

The Norwegian people will determine whether I am trustworthy.

In two days, they will determine whether Norway will be strong and free...

-Continue, prime minister. -Strong...

-Prime minister, continue. -Strong...

-Prime minister! -Jesper!

Jesper? Is there a doctor here?

-Oscar-30 is down! -Jesper, can you hear me?

Subtitles: Nick Norris