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Stonebridge?
Can you get him back?

Stonebridge, come in.

Stonebridge?

The transmitter's been destroyed.

- You have been hiding people.
- You're out of your mind.

What about the woman
you met in the bar?

Which woman?

You were there, what, five minutes?

With you in the lift.

Her.
I don't know where she is.

But you have hidden her.

- You will take us to her.
- What for?

Fuck you.

You will take us.
Now.

Going up?

So, the man with Stonebridge said
we can stop looking for Latif.

You think he was Latif?

We'll find out soon enough.

That lobby is laced with explosives,
General.

You attempt an assault,

the blood of those hostages
will be on your hands.

And if Pakistani intelligence
had done their job in the first place,

those terrorists wouldn't be
in that hotel.

General, my men need more time.

If that man is Latif, Colonel Grant,
your men are already dead.

You don't know that.

You don't know how many more hostages
will be murdered if I delay.

General, please.

Give my men a chance to resolve this,
from the inside.

You have until sunrise.

Thank you, sir.

A Cup of Team

Baje, chiiz, kiry, olaola

Strike Back
2x02

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At least we found Latif.

That is Latif, isn't it?

What do you mean?

Porter was the one
who dealt with Latif.

When I saw him, he was really far away,
it was kind of dark.

You never saw Latif, did you?

Not really, no.

You fucking prick.

It's this floor.

Move.

I want blow-ups of every single person
on CCTV in this hotel.

We've checked with 6 and CIA,
no one has anything on Mahmood.

Major, can you enlighten us?

Major, this is not just
about the hostages or my men,

but capturing Latif.

"Mahmood" is a code name,

for a weapons scientist
who leaked secrets

to our intelligence service
for a decade.

- So you know him.
- We don't know his true identity.

Only that he was going to surrender
to me this evening at the Hotel.

I was on my way when you call.

You knew all this and you didn't think
of telling us before?

It's highly classified.

And frankly, not something
our government wanted the British

or American governments to know.

But Latif knew, didn't he?

That's why he's in Delhi.

Why is this scientist
so important to him?

Mahmood went quiet nine years ago,
after the start of the Iraq war.

He resurfaced only last month,
out of the blue,

requesting protection
in exchange for information.

What kind of information
was he offering?

Secrets about weapons
of mass destruction.

Chemical, biological,

radiological, and nuclear.

He says, "Rise, my brother."

He did not know you are Muslim.

He will not harm the faithful.

He's a boy!

No, please, no!

Brother, let it be

- In there.
- You are sure?

It's okay.

- She must've left.
- Where is she?

You wave that thing around
an awful lot.

Where?

I don't know.

Kill me, you're never gonna find out.

Then I will kill him.

- Ten seconds.
- Don't tell him, Scott.

- No worries, buddy.
- I really don't know where she is.

That's good.

I have no idea what you're saying.

In English, is that five?

You can kill him,
but I really don't know where she is.

- You shot?
- A ricochet.

The balcony. Move.

Right behind you, Scott.
Move.

Got it?

Move.

Come on.

Better let me look at that, Scott.

I need you to wait there for me,
okay?

Just stay there.

- Fuck.
- Get down.

Come here, with me.

What a waste.

Here.

- Tell me I can dance again.
- We'll see.

Turn it up.

... that at least four hostages
are still alive.

We can now replay for you

the events just captured on camera.

Four people, believed to be
among the hostages,

were seen running from terrorists.

Tell General Kohli our men are alive.

You find the fucking thing already?

I found it.

It's lodged
against your femoral artery.

You kill me,
your wife's gonna be real pissed.

No more jokes about the wife.

Since these might be your last moments
you want to tell me about Iraq?

The civilization, where writing
and the wheel were invented?

About your dishonorable discharge,
you tosser.

You're a damn good soldier,
seeing as you're not dead,

and neither are those
two girls out there.

Paying me compliments now?

Guess I just pissed off
the wrong Chairborne Ranger.

- What do you mean?
- One day I'm heading Delta squadron,

searching for those WMDs.

And we got a tip-off

about some chemical weapon convoy
outside Ramadi.

But something didn't add up.

I questioned the intel,

next thing I know,
I'm up on charges of possession.

They found two kilos of opium
in my locker.

Then you got what you deserved.

- The fucking dope wasn't mine
- You were set up?

You're quick.

Somebody wanted me out of Delta.

- Yeah, but you don't know who or why.
- Well, we'll find out.

And when I do, I'm going to hang
that motherfucker's head on a stick.

My God.

Hey, nice work.

Belt. Slowly.

Look at that.

- Looks like you'll live.
- That's impressive.

I'm sorry for those bad things
I said about you, buddy.

What bad things?

Pretty much everything
I say about you behind your back.

That's all right.
I can take it.

What do we do now?

Come here.

I need you to hide in here
for a couple more minutes.

- What's this about?
- You need to answer some questions.

Starting with who the fuck you are.

My name's Iman Zubedah.

- I work for a cosmetics company.
- You have a passport, Iman Zubedah?

I think it's in my hotel room, I...

I lost it somewhere.

- That's convenient.
- I'm telling you the truth.

These men out here?
They've been trying to kill us.

You expect me to believe
that's all because you sell lipstick?

They must have me muddled up
with someone else.

Who's Mahmood?

- What?
- Honey, I just got shot in the leg,

and it's making me real cranky.

You better start telling me the truth.
Right now.

Who's Mahmood?

He's my husband.

Where is this husband now?

Get me out of here,

and I'll take you to him.

Get her.

Come on.

Going left, buddy.

Get down. Down!

- I got a dead end.
- I see a body.

Damn it.

Do you know her?

It's the other girl I met in the bar.

She meant to give me that.

Here.

Colonel, it's Stonebridge.

Sorry for the interruption.

You have less than an
hour before the Indian Army

launch an assault on the hotel.

- You have to stop them.
- Stay there.

These gunmen will kill everyone.

It's impossible.
They won't be stopped.

Have you located Mahmood?

No, but I have someone here
who claims to be his wife.

Iman Zubedah.

Iman Zubedah?

You know the name?

She was born in Britain.

Moved to Pakistan in 1990.

Worked as a research scientist

for Dr. Quadeer Khan
on our weapons program.

She's Mahmood?

- She's the right age.
- She must be.

- Is Zubedah near you?
- Yeah, of course, she's...

Fuck!
She's running. She's running!

Coming!

Get her back.

- What's going on?
- Zubedah's Mahmood. Come on.

Hey, honey. I need you to be
really brave and stay there.

You understand?
We'll be right back, I promise.

- Going left?
- Yeah. Going right.

Get out.

Let me go, please!

You think you're gonna get out of here
without me?

I'll take my chances.
Just let me go!

Hands off.

Just relax.

Don't get crazy.

I heard what you said back there.

What did I say?

Those WMD you were supposed to find.
The chemical...

- There were no WMDs in Iraq.
- There were supposed to be.

- You're not making any sense.
- They were meant to be there.

The plot was aborted
on the eve of the invasion,

and they hid the weapons.

I know who took them.

That's why Latif wants me.

So that he can use
those weapons against the West.

If what you're saying is true,
then the Brits and the Americans,

they will protect you.

What, like they protected you
when you asked too many questions?

- What are you saying?
- You still don't get it, do you?

The organization
who hid those weapons

can't afford for anyone to know.

I can't afford to let you go.

Come on.

Fuck!

Doctor Zubedah.

Or should I call you "Mahmood"?

Mahmood and Scott're gone.

Scott is expendable.
She is not.

Latif knows the assault's coming.
He must have an escape route.

- Then find it.
- Copy that.

- Hurry up. Move!
- Where are you taking me?

Where are you taking me?

Somewhere we can talk.

And then you'll kill me.

That depends on what you have to say.

One,

two, three.

Fuck me.

Okay. Press

Okay. Press moved back,

and the chopper

gone.

Assault teams
in their forward positions

but nothing happens
without my explicit command.

As you can
see, the police are pushing

us back at the moment.

It's probably to prevent us
from filming an assault...

It's beginning.

We have to assume
that the terrorists...

Why are we stopping?

Now we wait

for the explosion.

Come here.

Hey, buddy.

She needs to go to the bathroom.

Toilet.

She has to pee.

It's fine.

Say what you have to say.

Translate.

Translate!

I have been sitting there
watching you, and praying.

Praying you push that
button in your hand.

When you do, the people
you have terrorized will suffer no more.

We will feel the warmth
of Allah's embrace,

for we have raised our
arms against no man.

But you, you who kill innocents
in the holy name of Allah.

You will feel the wrath and
damnation of the almighty God

whose faith you have defiled.

I will kill her!

I will kill...

Are you okay?

Are you okay?

You all right?

Are you all right?

Good.

I know you've been through a lot,

but I need you to come with me.

Come on, buddy.

Please.

Come on. She's a little kid.

Please.

Tamah, guard them.

Okay. Here we go.

Here's a good spot. Okey dokey.

All right.
Now, I need you to be brave.

Be brave, okay?
Go down.

Crouch down.
Make yourself real small.

Atta girl.

Here you go.

It's a big scratch.

All right, all right.

I'm gonna be right back.

I promise.

You wait there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm coming.

Now!

Fuck me.

Nice catch.

Nice catch.

Bye.

These are friends.

Good work, Sergeant.
Gentlemen, good to have you back.

No kidding.

Captain, let's get you to a hospital.

Yes, ma'am.

Colonel, this is Iman Zubedah.

Doctor, I'm Colonel Grant,
British Military Intelligence.

This is Major Ashkani, Pakistani ISI.

He's here to guarantee your safety.

I'm so sorry we missed
our appointment.

Me too.

Please. We should let the
medics check you over.

Thank you.

Come, it's okay.

It's all right.

And Latif?

Job done, Colonel.

This is what you wanted, isn't it?

Latif dead?

I'm glad for you.

And you?

Twelve hostages killed,
at last count.

Three of my men.

I will be hung in the press,

denounced by the politicians,

forced to retire, no doubt.

And your conscience?

It's clear.

The kitchen's a disaster.

These idiots completely destroyed it.

I told them we had a contract,
now I can't find it.

The drawer, upstairs...

I must have thrown it out
when I was clearing up. Oh God.

Listen to me, ranting about cabinets.

I'm sorry. It's probably the last thing
you want to hear right now.

I think it's exactly what I need
to be hearing right now.

When are you coming home?

So what will happen with Zubedah now?

I'm to accompany her to an Indian
Army facility, she'll be questioned.

We'll share what we learn with you.

Thank you, Major Ashkani.

It's been a pleasure, Colonel.

Driver.

It's okay.

- How long before face recognition?
- Five, ten minutes most.

- Looking good.
- Thank you.

Colonel.

- You're immune to my charms?
- Isn't everyone?

- Your turn.
- Thanks for warming the seat, buddy.

What's that?

A list of my requirements
if I'm gonna come work for Section 20.

Work for Section 20?

I want a salary that's
competitive with top-tier PMCs,

living allowance, and private health
insurance, of course,

unlimited expenses,

and business-class travel twice a year
back to the States.

And there's a couple of debt collectors
I'd like paid off, too.

Is that all?

The rest of it is in that folder.

Need I remind you, Mr. Scott,

that you were dishonorably discharged
from the United States military,

and that you are considered
unemployable,

even
by the private military contractors?

True.
But need I remind you

that I practically handed Latif to you
on a silver platter?

You were brought to identify Latif,

a man whom it turned out
you'd never even seen.

You've seen him.
Me and your boy back there

saved the lives of those hostages.

Sergeant Stonebridge briefed us
on your contributions, we appreciate.

You appreciate my contributions.
Are you kidding me?

That hotel would have gone up in flame
if it weren't for us!

Let me tell you about the conditions
under which I would consider

offering you employment
at Section 20.

You are to be paid at scale,

with no extra privileges whatsoever.

You are to follow every order
you are given to the T,

and maintain proper
military discipline

and respect at all times.

And you are to stop hitting on
every woman within arm's length,

or I will prosecute you
for sexual harassment.

I don't think you'll get a better offer,
or, indeed, any offer,

anywhere else.

Deal.

Thanks.

Could we be making a mistake?

Quite possibly.

I'm in, buddy.

- Well, wonders never cease.
- You're jealous 'cause she wants me.

- Come on, I'll buy you a drink.
- Deal.

- I need to talk about something first.
- Stonebridge? Scott?

This is the man from the hotel?
The man that we think is Latif?

That's right.

According to the GCHQ database,
this man is Abasi Sawalha.

He's the leader of an obscure
Yemeni terror group

thought to be sympathetic to Latif.

If that ain't Latif,
then who the fuck is?

Colonel!

Is this right?

I don't know.
I've not been to the base before.

This isn't right.

What's going on?

What's going on?
Tell me!

Shit.

Why are we stopping?

Fuck!

Why are we stopping?

You will tell me everything
I need to know.

Who's the dead guy?

That's the real Major Ashkani.

Learn from this.

Latif outmaneuvered us all.

I brought him here, into the crib.

And delivered Mahmood right to him.

Remember it, his victory.

It will not happen again.

It will not happen again.

You going somewhere?

Why?

We still have time.

We can't do this anymore.

- We've spoken about this.
- I know.

- Kerry and I are trying to...
- You were kids when you met.

You didn't even know who you were,
you said so yourself.

Doesn't change anything.

I love you.

You love me...

We both need to stop.

You sure you can?

- Hey, buddy.
- Hi.

So, what are we doing back here?

Like to rub salt in the wound?

I wanted to talk to you
outside the crib.

What about?

John Porter.

He could have coded that message
a dozen different ways.

Section 20 could have recognized,
but he didn't, did he?

He used a code only one
other person in the world knew about,

and that was you.

Why?

Porter wanted you inside the Section,
but I'm fucked if I know why.

Yes you do.

Sad fucking pricks!

Porter didn't trust Section 20?

- Got it in one, buddy.
- I can't believe that.

Come on.

You and Kate had John's position
in Lahore?

Bring me Latif's head on a plate.

We're clear!

They've moved him.

Only Latif moved,
before you got there.

- How did he know?
- This is insane.

Whoever sold John out has eyes
on section 20,

or someone connected to section 20.

Either way works out
to the same thing.

Shit.
All right. Kyle...

We lost a good man that night!

- John Porter.
- Fuck.

Latif knew John's name.

- Think John would have given that up?
- No.

There's something more.

You didn't beg Grant for a job
to get back to soldiering?

Zubedah told me about a plot
to plant WMDs in Iraq.

The organization
who hid those weapons

can't afford for anyone to know.

John knew whoever set him up,
the WMDs, Latif,

Mahmood, Project Dawn,

the whole conspiracy
somehow connects back

with what happened to me in Iraq.

You don't want to prove all this
to end up with a bullet in your brain?

Not really, no.

Sounds like you need someone
to watch your back.

So do you, buddy.

So do you.

Come on.