you have nothing to fear, right? didwa.

yes, i hear you, mr. pirogov, do you have any valuable information for me? i would value it at a seven-digit figure. not for words, but for

evidence, you will receive it, rest assured, hmm. now we will wait for the police, crude flattery is not accepted, on the contrary, in order to be believed, it must be very crude, believe me, what is this? don't think that all iraqis stupidly support saddam, who with...

paterson, bob, almost nothing has changed. the approach has changed. now we are more carefully we evaluate information. so carefully that you learn about the september 11th attack from tv.

we no longer doubt that he has weapons of mass destruction, i don’t know about something, the other day i spoke to a russian, soon we will have evidence. but for this i need your help, who is this? open up, amal al-basri, yes, it’s me. what happened? wait, what’s going on? are you coming with us? i have a daughter, mother, zeinab, zeinab, mother, zeinab, mommy. mother!

is that true, why could she have been arrested? i think this is the reason, what is this, look, central spread, her printing house printed opposition leaflets. when i met abubakr there, i immediately understood that something was wrong, what was wrong here, i don't see anything criminal here, look closely, the mohabarat works no less effectively than the cia, damn, i hope your

veronica just didn't think about it, otherwise it's too cruel, damn! and samir holm, samir is at home, this can't be, i called 10 minutes ago, they said he was busy, sir, samir, samir, samir, where is samir, sir, samir, samir, samir, what's the matter, what happened, why are you came?

samir, believe me, i didn't know anything, you brought a spy here, amal is in prison by your name,

hello, how could you. how could you, what could you, oleg, you came to baghdad as a recruiter, no, i saw the letters you were passing, oleg, listen, i, i really wanted it to be better, in your opinion, war is better, don't you understand that people like saddam should not be at the head of the state, and i was in baghdad, i saw everything with my own eyes, people should not live like this, and you know? why is there devastation? because it is regularly your friends from the pentagon are bombing, and you are personally participating in a dirty campaign to start a war. on the contrary, i don’t want a war. if he loses the support of the military, well then there will be no war, he will simply be forced to surrender. you don’t understand what you’re talking about,

and most importantly, you don’t understand the danger you’ve exposed all those who trusted you to. what danger? you posted photos with opposition leaflets, an impressive picture, but didn’t you know that? that the owner of the printing house is in prison because of you and not only her, three more generals whose wives you dated, do you really give a damn about people that much, i didn't mean to, honestly, think about who you've become, aren't you scared yourself, oleg, i'm all, hello, hello,

irmek 8.2, what are they doing, remembering addresses, why, no one knows what will happen to us, but if someone is released, she'll go around all the houses and tell the relatives that their daughters, wives, sisters are alive or dead.

generals, we have no doubt in your courage and readiness to fight to the last drop blood. please, sit down. the only question is, for whom will you shed it? for the tyrant who mocks his own people and deprives

you and your families of a normal life, for his sons who keep the whole country in fear, tell me, who do you like more? qusay, who can arrest your sons tomorrow without any reason, or oday, who has the right to rape your daughters if they are unlucky enough to catch his eye. we call on you, generals, to protect the iraqis from the criminal hussein clan. with them, iraq there is no future. what are you proposing? we are proposing peace. your newspapers only write about war. war exists when there are opponents. and we are allies.

what did the american say? i have two options, fight the americans for two weeks

or a month at most, we won't put up any longer, and i don't know what will happen to you if... a war starts, or we can go to qatar and get political asylum there, but no one should know about this, you understand me, not a single soul. i am very sorry, i passed on your message, but the comrade minister is busy now and no one accepts, tell me, i'm on a very urgent matter, i understand, but comrade minister, then i'll wait here.

everything's fine, it's called syrniki, syrniki, i've tried it, eat it while it's hot, i 'm here right now, hello, hi, it's me, hi, didn't

expect to hear from me, is this a pleasant surprise? i would say unpleasant, what happened, i just spoke to samir, he said that rihap suspects that someone in the lab is disrupting the experiments, even started her own investigation, i heard, even the mukhabarat got involved, yeah, and i remembered that you have it there seems to be our man, before it's too late, we need to get him out, thank you,

i heard, now we'll be working in trucks, where they say they're closing a farm in trucks, making mobile labs, each malik will put his own man in.

i'll call you back tomorrow, good afternoon, veronica, i'm very glad to meet you, i'm also very pleased, thank you, i saw your iraqi number, it's impressive, thank you. consider that you 've already passed the first stage of the interview, forgive me, but i didn't come here to get hired, then why? here, what

is this? my article about a secret cia operation in iraq. this will be exclusive for you. why don't you want to publish it yourself? in your magazine, because you are the seventh newspaper in the country, because my management will never agree to this.

chenov, get ready, what happened, rihap instructed the mukhabarat to find out who is disrupting the experiments in the lab? "you need to leave immediately, she ordered malik to punish you, you must disappear immediately, i have nowhere to go, i have somewhere to go, you will go to moscow, to moscow, i told you that i will get you out if problems arise, come on, get ready." everything is clean, and what is this? here are all my notes,

descriptions of experiments, results, control checks, all the work, come on, come on, come on, they won't let me out. i have a stamp in my passport, i have no right to cross the border, do you think i don't know that, wait, when you come to moscow, you can live in my apartment, thank you, thank you, akhmed, i'm proud that...

such a friend, hello, akhmet, nice to meet you. and what does he know that they are ready to fork out so much money for him, i have no idea, it's a pity, otherwise they would have split it in two, listen, and what would you do with a million dollars? put it in the bank, and i'd buy myself a yellow twelve-cylinder ferrari. i wouldn't drive it, why would i, the speed limit is 35 miles an hour, and i don't care, i'll pay the fine, i'm a millionaire.

i wonder what that russian would do with the money? we'll find out tomorrow.

what's inside, there's diplomatic mail, i'm taking it to the plane at 9:20, okay, you can drive through, thank you. your russian has completely gone crazy. she took the article to the daily news to compromise us, to ruin everything we've been working on

worked for so many months. so what happens now? nothing. the editor called me right away when he read all her nonsense. we can't take such risks anymore. so what? what are you suggesting? this is your project, and you have to see it through to the end. okay. what is this? add this to a glass of wine or a cocktail. i don't know what you're drinking. she won't feel a thing, what? you're kidding, right?

you have to do this, for the sake of melari, girls. for the sake of your country, how are you? are you safe now, can you get out?

welcome to the territory of the russian federation, thank you, irina vladimirovna, how got there? thank you, everything is fine,

let's get acquainted. welcome to the territory of the russian federation. hello, you are safe here. thank you. i wish you good luck in your new life, thank you very much for everything, for your help, for your trust, thank you, thank you, goodbye, go away already, maybe we'll have lunch, next time i have other things to do in mane, goodbye, goodbye.

no, just what? it's okay, i'll go put the kettle on. don't you have a key? i, i was afraid it was not the right time. do you think i have someone? i don't

know, lately. listen, i have no one no, except you. no one closer. our darling, let me open it, special occasion, you're hungry, i could eat, yeah, okay, we have cheese.

here hey me, can you grab some crackers, crackers, yeah.

"i know how much your job means to you, and i respect that, but if you came because of a russian informant, don't tell me you came because of me, what russian informant, what are you?"