"Put it in the car." Morris said: "Our car is ready, and the people from the Intelligence Agency have taken us to see it. There are a total of two cars, three SUVs, and two business cars."

"Business vehicles are used when leaving." Pete immediately said: "Leave them to Thun and others. According to the plan, after you finish your action, you will go to the street outside the restaurant gate through the restaurant. Then you will use the business vehicles to leave. The two business vehicles are almost enough."

"We think so too." Thun said: "And we plan to leave the car farther away." He turned around and took a map and pointed to a house not far away on the west side of your restaurant and said: "The underground here is a public parking lot, and we plan to put the car here. And there are two exits in this place, the other exit is on the other side of the building, which is on the other street." He pointed south, "We can leave quickly from here, which not only prevents the car from being broken during or at the end of the action, but also makes it easier for us to leave there quickly."

"Very good." Pete looked at the map and said, "I can also effectively cover you in this area. As long as someone finds your traces and wants to follow you, I will help you solve them."

Thun looked at the M200 sniper rifle in Eypit's hand and smiled, "That's what we think. Then we can wait for you downstairs and take you away."

"No," Pete said immediately: "You can leave as soon as possible, because it is difficult to determine the situation of the fire exchange at that time. Now, according to Mr. Lille and the Intelligence Agency, there should be a lot of Russians' security personnel at that time. So after we start the operation, there are likely to be a situation where the Russians launch a counterattack."

"How many people will they have?" Morris asked immediately.

"The specific one cannot be determined," said Pitt. "But don't worry too much. Their increased staff will add some trouble to us, but that's all. After all, they didn't expect that we would take such actions, so it's difficult for them to react effectively. It's just that we have to prevent anyone from being injured or even being killed. So you leave immediately when you evacuate with the wounded or the dead. I'll leave there as planned after you make sure you've completely separated."

"Okay. I get it." Morris said: "It seems we can't have a good drink in the bar."

"Haha." Pete knew that Morris liked to make jokes like this. "When I get back to McLean, I'll ask everyone to have a good meal. I'll call all our original brothers." He said that, and looked at Thun and said, "Including those who went to Abkhazia with us before."

"No problem." Thun said with a smile: "But you have to think clearly that Pete is a lot of money, and this person is quite a lot."

Morris pushed Thun with his arm and said, "Don't worry about him, Pete is not short of money. Haha."

Peter smiled and said, "Don't worry. We should all gather together, especially for me. So that's what we decided."

The next day, Pete brought all the people involved in the operation in the conference room, used the map to talk about the entire operation paper, and then took the people away from the Berlin Station one after another, driving the cars provided by the Intelligence Agency to the street where the Heising Restaurant is located.

Pitt and Thun were in the same car, about 300 meters away from the restaurant. Pitt got off the car first and went directly to the Stein Business Center to go directly to the shelter he chose. After checking around, he didn't find anything, he came to look down towards this side of the Heising restaurant.

He first looked at the place where Thun and the others parked. Pete took out the phone and looked at the time first. It was ten:30 in the morning. Then he pressed a number, and on the other side of the phone, Thun's voice came over.

"What about it?" Thun asked.

"Very good. I'm looking at your car now." Pete said, looking at the restaurant gate. At the beginning of tomorrow, you can be in the current location, which is nice."

"Yes. I can also see the entrance of the restaurant here. But then I'm worried that someone will be targeted." Thun said.

Pete looked back and forth and said, "I don't know the specific situation. They will definitely arrange some eyeliners, but they shouldn't take too far. There is a parking space on your side. Parking there won't look abrupt."

"Okay, listen to you," Thun said.

"Don't worry too much. If there is someone who hinders your actions, I will help you in advance." After saying that, Pitt looked at the street connecting the alley outside the back door of the restaurant. Pitt took out a telescope he brought with him and said, "I'll hang up first and wait for my news."

Through the telescope, Pete quickly saw Morris standing on the side of the road opposite the entrance of the alley. Pete immediately pressed Morris' number on the phone, and after the phone was connected, he said: "I see you."

"Is that true?" Morris said: "Can you see clearly?"

"Clear." Pete said: "I can clearly see you and those who have walked by you." After that, he looked at the side of the bar and said: "I will notify you immediately when they leave the restaurant, and then act at the same time on both sides, trying to compress them around your location."

"I understand." Morris agreed and said, "I'm going to go to the bar and wait for your signal."

"Okay. No problem." Pete said and hung up the phone, then watched Morris walk towards the bar through the telescope.

Pete withdrew his gaze and looked at the situation in the alley. The alley was quiet at the moment, but there were some things piled outside the door. These things were like shabby tables and chairs and boxes. These things were piled up, so they blocked his sight, and some of the alley could not be clearly seen. However, in Pete's opinion, this had little impact. As long as the entrance and exit of the alley and the entrance of the restaurant were clear, Pete would be confident that they could not move forward after the action began.

After clarifying this, Pete put away his telescope and phone, and then left the shelter. After going downstairs, he walked along the street in front of the restaurant gate to the underground public parking lot Thun mentioned.

At the entrance of the parking lot, there is surveillance and someone is on duty at the door. Pete looked up at the building above the parking lot. It was obvious that it was also a business building. However, except for the entrance of the parking lot, it did not enter the entrance of the building. So Pete quickly bypassed the place and came to the other side of the building, where the main gate of the building. After entering here, he took the elevator and went directly to the parking lot.

The parking lot is very large, with many cars parked, but the parking spaces are still relatively spacious. The facilities here are also complete, not only are the lights and indicators all complete and bright, but the surveillance is everywhere, with almost no blind spots. In other words, when you start to move, you must be careful to leave here to avoid leaving any image data that can be used.

After walking around the underground parking lot, Pete walked out of another exit and walked around the road and circled back to the door of Stein Business Center. After looking around at it, he returned to the shelter floor again, took out his telescope, and called Morris after looking back and forth.

After the phone was connected, Pete looked at the time and said, "Three minutes to prepare."

"I understand." After Morris responded, Pete hung up the phone and broadcast the phone to Thun: "Prepare, two minutes and forty seconds."

"Received." After Thun agreed, Pete did not hang up the phone, but looked at the small door of the restaurant after looking at the time. According to the planned arrangement, Lille would send a signal to himself through the mobile phone he carried with him after the exchange was completed. Neither party was prohibited from carrying communication equipment before. After all, this was an exchange, and it was in a neutral place, not a secret to entering one party, so there were no strict requirements on this aspect.

After Pete got this signal, Pete would immediately notify Morris and the others to start preparing. In Pete's imagination, when the Russians opened the small door first, they would take action when the vehicles outside would take action. This moment was also the time for Pete and the others to start acting. The first thing was to quickly remove the locked Russians responsible for guarding the outside. While taking action, Morris and the others left the bar and drove out of the parking lot on the other side of the road, and surrounded the alley from both sides.

The best location is to block all the Russians near the alley, and it is best to do that half or half of the Russians did not get on the bus and were waiting to get on the bus. This will make the Russians unable to leave immediately while panic. After all, at that moment, they still have to take into account those companions who were unable to get on the bus immediately. Even if someone reacted quickly enough to leave immediately, it is impossible for everyone to think so in such a situation. At the worst, it will cause serious differences in their actions, which will make them unable to form an effective counterattack or action after being attacked, and then more gather at the alley and instantly form a situation of being surrounded and annihilated.

However, it is not easy to have such an effect, because the alley is not very long. From opening the door and walking out of the restaurant to reaching the entrance of the alley, if the Russians do not drag their movements and are quick enough, it will only take about ten seconds, or at most twenty seconds, so there will be little time left for Morris and the others. After all, they have to take out their weapons and prepare after getting in the car, and then drive over, so it will be difficult to create such a good situation.
Chapter completed!