"That's good." Lille sighed after saying that, "That woman, she will be exchanged back."

"Really?" Heathman asked unexpectedly.

"Yes. I just got the agreement today. She will be exchanged back with her online." Lille said.

"That's great." Heathman didn't know whether to cry or laugh at this moment, but he just heard him say, "What will happen to her when she goes back?"

"I don't know. Anyway, some review should be certain. But it shouldn't be too unlucky." Lille sighed and continued, "Let's just do it. Remember to be careful."

After hanging up the phone, Lill sighed slightly. He put down the phone and prepared to untidy the clothes and lay down to sleep for a while, but at this moment, the door was knocked. Lill looked at the door, responded unhappily, and then came to the door and opened the door. Miller stood at the door and said, "What? Don't you go for lunch together?"

"Okay... OK," said Lille. "Although I'm not hungry... it's always good to eat on time. But you won't let me and you have a working meal at Berlin Station?"

Miller glanced at Lill and said, "I originally planned that, but since you said that, I'll treat you. I know a French restaurant is good. Let's go."

The restaurant is about five or six kilometers away from Berlin Station. After getting on the bus, Miller said, "I have received several more reports of Belarusians operating in Slonime."

Lill looked at Miller and said, "What do you say about the report?"

"From the content inside, the Russians play the leading role in Slonim. The stronghold in Slonim is not their main target, and the whole operation is more like a plan to lead a snake out of the hole. They set up a formation and wait for the target to appear." Miller glanced at Lill and said, "This target is Baldachev."

"You mean... the reason why the Intelligence Agency was able to withdraw there smoothly was because the Russians were deliberately waiting? Just waiting for Baldachev to appear and then capture him?" Lill asked.

"Yes. That's it. I think after this place was exposed, the Russians or Belarusians carried out a series of actions. What happened that day was just a closing operation. And in the process, they found out the people who were related to the place and the investigation of suspicious people. Baldachev must have been targeted for a long time. This guy should have realized the danger. After we notified him, he immediately went to Slonim and tried to take away the women and children. He should have thought that the Russians may have mastered a lot of his intelligence and could not have known about the existence of the mother and daughter." Miller said.

"It's useless to say this now. Just exchange it for Baldachev and everything can be clarified." Lille said.

"No. It's different." Miller said: "Based on the content of this report, this guy made a serious mistake, causing great losses and too much trouble. He must have an explanation for this."

"Say? What's the statement?" Lille glanced at Miller and said, "Do you still want to punish him?"

"Shouldn't it?" Miller said: "He is not making himself risky. He is making the entire Intelligence Agency, the intelligence network in Russia and even the entire Eastern European region, risking. Shouldn't such people be punished?"

Lill sighed and said, "Sometimes you have to give them a certain understanding. First of all, they are humans, not machines, and have been lurking abroad for so many years, and they always have to have a personal life."

"But his life like this has caused great losses." Miller said: "You don't know that I'm going to put out the fires at that time recently, extinguishing the anger of everyone in the bureau who has a relationship with Russia or Eastern Europe. If he doesn't get some punishment, how do I explain to those people?"

Lille originally wanted to say something, but he swallowed it back when he was at the mouth. Finally, he just sighed and said, "Okay. But if it were me, I would treat him well. He is a meritorious person and his family is almost destroyed. You should comfort him rather than blame him."

"Let's change him back first." Miller seemed to be Bin disagreed with Lill's words, "When it comes to this, you seem to be very smooth today?"

"So smooth." Lille smiled and said, "I said they will definitely be interested. Tomorrow we will see Baldachev and Kirtman, through online videos. At the same time, we have to let the Russians see the Sequoia."

Miller nodded and said, "That's the problem, Meghan is making arrangements, and the people from the FBI will cooperate."

"Should you bring Sequoia here?" Lill said: "Kortman should be back soon."

Miller glanced at Lill and said, "I miss your Pete when Curtman comes back."

Lill smiled and said, "Haha. Then I can breathe a sigh of relief. Now all Helmet is asking to know what Pitt is doing. They are very dissatisfied with our approach, which is completely different from your attitude towards Baldachev. Everyone here is looking forward to Pitt's return and commendation of him."

Miller didn't seem to care and said, "We're different after all. I admit that Pete is really good. In that case, I think I'm unlikely to do better than him. He's here now because the rules of the game are like this, not because he's done something wrong. But Baldachev is very different."

Lill seemed unwilling to say this again, and he interrupted, "You can have a good chat when you come back. I think you will have to rely on him to recover the losses in the end, so it will be nice to him and it will not harm anyone."

"I will consider this." Miller responded and thought for a while: "Actually, what I want to talk to you today is about your actions towards the Russians later."

"What?" Lille said with some surprise: "Are you so anxious?"

"Time is endless," Miller said: "The Russians have developed very rapidly over the years. Their claws have quietly stretched out south. In fact, they are faster than we imagined. If we continue to wait like this, we will face greater problems in the future."

"What do you think?" Lill said: "Where are you going to fight them?"

Miller thought for a while and said, "I have lost a lot during this period, so I have to find the ones I have to get back wherever I have to."

"Then do you mean to fight back in Eastern Europe?" Lille asked.

"Yes," Miller said: "I'm already asking Guzan to prepare a list. That's a list of people we already know, and some doubts or are flirting with the Russians."
Chapter completed!