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In Moscow, the murder of political journalist

Marissa Akhmetova marks a sad milestone

in the disappearance of Russian independent press.

We can't get Sugalov out of Russia

through official channels obviously,

but we've done three extraction operations like this

in the past six months.

And I gotta tell you, it doesn't always go smoothly.

We just need a few hours to question him about Kinshasa.

The official justification

is they consider him a potential war criminal.

But if you want my opinion,

they also don't want to risk a diplomatic incident

with Russia.

Sure. Guess we'll just incur their wrath instead

Listen to me.

Sergej's Association is called Civic Resistance,

has helped thousands of Russian soldiers

flee the country.

I already promised Sugalov asylum in the UK.

We need to deliver, or he won't talk.

It is possible that the British Intelligence Service

will offer him asylum in exchange for information.

But the interview is... crucial.

Then-then he will pay for whatever he's done

What he's done is he participated

in the assassination of a president.

We need to find out what he knows

about Josh's death.

Are you sure you want to go through with this

Sergej is right, you guys, you-you know,

honestly, you are too emotionally involved with this.

Perhaps we need to send the professionals in for this one.

Given what happened in Budapest with Julia...

No way. No, it needs to be me.

And Aaron.

And Julia would have said the same.

Well, I'm concerned leaving you alone with him.

Sugalov called us. So it's, it's us he wants to talk to.

And we just, we can't afford to take any more risks.

We are doing it, Maya. It's this or nothing.

Take a minute to think about this, all of you.

-Okay for me. -Yeah, I agree.

-Yeah. -Yeah.

This is crazy.

- Okay. - Okay.

I'm gonna prepare everything and call you later.

Thanks.

I have something for you.

He would have loved for you to have something of him.

We will find out who killed Josh.

Ladies and gentlemen,

we have begun our descent in Riga.

Your car's ready.

Great.

Hi, Etienne. I'm putting you on speaker.

Hey, guys. This is your guardian angel speaking.

It's just to check a few details with you. First

Okay. Yeah, we know.

Take out the SIM cards, so we can't be located.

A leap into darkness.

No, you're not in total darkness,

because I am here, too.

Yeah, we know.

The chalet that I rented for the meeting

is located in a small bay,

in the middle of a nature reserve,

some 25 kilometres away from the Russian-Latvian border.

They even have a sauna and installed webcams

to capture the local wildlife.

The small birds, big birds, the owls. Beautiful.

And, um, yeah, it broadcasts on their website.

Great.

So I can watch the chalet

and see if anything goes wrong.

So you're-you're not alone, my friends.

So at 1:00 PM,

we're going to start to interview Sugalov.

At 6:00 PM, Sergej, you will come and extract him.

I understand you want the interview,

but you have to take precautions.

Search him, in case he is armed.

I have some bad news.

Sugalov cannot enter the UK directly.

We have to make sure this whole operation

abides by the European law.

So first, Sugalov has to apply for asylum in Latvia.

He won't be happy the plan has changed.

Okay, guys, now you have to switch off.

Do you think Sugalov is already there

Only one way to find out.

The meeting was supposed to start half an hour ago.

He should have been here by now.

The border's over there.

And... they got instructions to come from this direction, but...

I don't know.

Aaron.

Who the fuck is that

We need to search you.

Turn around. Arms up.

Like this.

The backpack.

Etienne

What do you want

I'm sexting, you're interrupting the flow.

Sugalov has arrived, it's a little bit of a mess.

And Mbemba is now running for President.

Turn on GM news channel.

I will fight for my country.

The race is, not over yet.

Lusamba's deputy

-No time wasted. -Yeah.

Mr. Mbemba, is it true that after you've been elected,

you're going to pass a law to nationalize the mines

Well, you see, nationalisation is ideal,

as conceived by Mr. Lusam-Samba.

Um, but we can do it more gradually.

Everything Lusamba stood for is...

is gone now.

But why reverse Lusamba's key policy

No nationalisation means

the profits can go to the highest bidder,

not to the Congolese people.

- Godverdomme. - What

Did I miss something You're not Buddhist anymore

Yeah, well, godverdomme sounds better

It's the "khhh" sound.

By the way, Lucas.

It's always me who's calling.

And you never ask me any question.

"Etienne, how are you doing today" Never.

'Cause I already know what you're doing.

You're there in your boomer bunker,

eating lame-ass candies, watching lame-ass movies,

while meanwhile our friends confront a mercenary.

Okay. Fuck you

May I

It's not for you.

Here's what's going to happen now.

We're gonna record your testimony.

In the meantime, Sergej arrives from Riga with a lawyer.

And then, you will hand yourself over

to the Latvian authorities.

We agreed...

that I would turn myself in

once I had been granted safe passage to the UK,

far from this pit of snake.

Yes. We know. We tried.

That's not possible.

We can't just bypass Latvian authorities.

Maya Jansen, at Globecom Media.

She's got contacts at MI6.

And then I'll get in touch with the Latvian Secret Service

to arrange passage.

Latvian Secret Service And who would they be

Three poor farmers.

Look at me.

Look at me.

She wasn't part of the deal either.

If I left her in Moscow, it was only a matter of time

before some FSB psychopath kidnapped her.

We will figure out what happens to you,

when Sergej arrives. Okay

But first, we have an interview to do,

and you have an agreement to honour.

No statement...

no deal.

No.

I will only do it...

when I'm sure we are safe.

Josh wasn't much older than your daughter.

Wait. What

Who are they talking about What did you do

Do you think he could run away

No.

He's not stupid.

Okay.

Can I sit here

I'm Nadia. I'm from London.

I'm Arielle. I'm from Nantes.

Nice to meet you.

-I'm here with a group of DJs. -Really

We're on tour in France.

Just for a few days.

You should come and join us.

Sure.

Did you know that female owls

are cheating on their husbands

because of global warming Did you know that

What

Listen. Listen.

"The mother of the young will have all the genes necessary

to survive the climate change."

Yes, my friend...

No

Okay, I got, I gotta meet someone.

-I'll talk to you later, okay - What

- Bye. - Where

Where the fuck are you going

That's cool.

-Yes, sure. -Um, Professor Ashton.

-Some time in the afternoon. -Hi. Hi.

-Send me an e-mail. -Bye, bye.

And I'll answer. Okay Bye.

-Bye -See you tomorrow.

Sorry. I just wanted to say, great lecture.

-Just, great. -Thank you.

Um, I was, I was wondering

if maybe I could ask you some more questions

on the rare earth materials

It's, it's for my thesis.

-Sure. -Yeah

Although, I don't recall mentioning it in the lecture.

Yeah, um,

but I was kind of hoping for it.

But then again, you haven't been writing about it

since 2008, right

What did you say your thesis was on about again

Electric cars.

Right.

I was about to grab some coffee.

Are you okay to walk

Yeah.

Okay.

My mother used to work in a sauna.

In the biggest public baths in Moscow.

I don't wanna hear.

I wanna know what happened in Kinshasa.

Who killed Joshua

And why

You remind me of my daughter.

You think...

you are fighting for truth, for democracy...

for some other big words.

But instead, you just give vent to your personal rages.

No, I fight for what's right.

You shouldn't judge me.

We would both die for what we believe, wouldn't we

You're not better than me.

We are not the same.

I would never harm someone... for my beliefs.

I only defended brothers.

And I lost many of them.

I lost the man I loved.

Who killed him

The moment Sergej assures me that...

that my daughter...

will be safe,

I will tell you.

I promise.

Sergej will be here by 6:00.

- Lithium... - Yes.

...was central to the composition of batteries.

My first articles were about that.

I know that, I've read them.

But then, but then my attention shifted to another mineral,

one that would really change the shape our world to come.

-Coltan -Exactly.

Major countries and companies have been in

on this gold rush for years.

Not many of us realised its potential clearly.

But the use of internet and mobile phones

were taking root in our daily lives.

The more essential they became, the more coltan was needed.

And look at what we have now.

Millions of electric bikes, and e-cars, and...

-Could have been a billionaire. -Yes.

Both of you.

Come on.

It doesn't take a great researcher to realise

that the co-author of many of your old articles

was Moises Mbemba...

who is now the official presidential candidate

in the Congo, following the Lusamba poisoning.

Mbemba and I haven't spoken for years.

Are you sure about that

I'd like to know more about your former friend.

I don't know who you are,

but this conversation is over.

-Whoa. -This is ridiculous.

Professor, come on.

Now, ho-hold on a second, okay Okay. Okay.

I'm-I'm-I'm-I'm sorry, I, I'm-I'm not a student, okay

I'm an online investigative journalist.

-I'm a member of the Kollective. -God.

My friend was murdered in Kinshasa

and it has something to do with the mines.

I'm not out to get you. Okay

But I do think that you can help us.

Please.

God, why am I doing this

Come here.

Right here. Here.

Moises Mbemba started consulting for private mining companies.

And I didn't like that. I didn't agree with that.

I didn't like the people he worked for.

W-w-who-who-who Mercenaries Russians

-Both. -Okay.

Th-then what

Then we had a fight, and we never saw each other again.

Not until that conference.

We had a few drinks together, a few too many,

and he told me that something big was about to happen.

And now it's clear what he meant.

What That he was gonna run for President

He-he-he's gonna run for President

and hand over control of the coltan mines to the Russians

Thank you.

I hope I won't regret this.

I can't stand it.

Being stuck here waiting.

I know.

But in one hour, we will know

if Sugalov knows anything about Josh's death.

Some nights, I feel completely numb.

And then, at other times,

I feel this acute pain.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Most of the time, I don't... know

how to feel at all.

But getting away helps.

Some distraction.

I guess.

I don't wanna lose anyone else.

You're not gonna lose me.

I'm here.

What was that Where is Sugalov

Hello, Sergej It's Etienne.

I know they are under attack.

I've already called the police. I'm on my way.

-Did you hear that -Yes.

-I need to find my father. -We'll deal with it later.

Where is he

What's up

-I think I saw something. Sh. -I need to find my...

Listen, I need to find my father.

I need to go out and just...

Stay down Stay down

Everybody, stay down.

- Fucking hell Papa

-Papa Papa -It's okay.

Anna, Anna, stay down.

Anna, are you okay

You need to go.

You need to go.

Go.

Let's go, hurry up

Let's go.

Fuck.

Go.

He can't stay here. We need him.

-Go, I'll hold them off. -Get down.

-Papa. -You need to go.

-I need to know what happened -We have to go

No

Get down

Papa

Jesus, are you okay

We're fine, we're okay.

Sugalov's...

He died.

He didn't talk.

I didn't manage to...

to get the interview, to get...

to get justice for Josh.

The most important thing is that you guys are safe. Yeah

We will find another lead. We always do.

Okay.

Ms. Harris, follow me.

What did they say

They told me that this Sergej's...

Sergej's association

has contacted the Latvian government

for political asylum.

They're going to take me to Riga.

You know, I...

I should have known.

I should have asked more questions,

and instead, I just,

I just played dumb.

And I...

I fucking lied to myself.

All the time.

Like... Like he did.

I always... try to remind myself that...

they don't define who we are.

Unless we let them.

Your father took you out...

to give you a choice.

Start from there.

To move forward.

Mr. Bertel. Will you please come

Excuse me

Is there a computer I could use for a moment

You will be escorted to the airport.

The patrol is watching on CCTV for the man you described.

Okay

Our flight leaves in an hour. We need to go.

I think... this belongs to you.

You can use this computer.

Thank you.

No, please, please, please. No No

No, no, no, please. Please. Please.

Here's my number.