Pete looked at John and continued, "I don't have time to think about it. To be honest, the result is not good. After all, I was unable to bring the mother and daughter back. But if I had never done it once, I would still do the same thing. So far, I have not thought of a better way than it was at that time. Even though I thought about it back and forth many times when I was in Germany, I didn't expect any other better way."

"We have repeatedly deduced it." John said, opening his drawer again and taking out a report from it and handing it to Pete: "This is a report we seem to deduce, which combines information from all aspects and then projects it all into that time period at that time. Do you know what our conclusion is?"

Pete picked up the report and just glanced at John and said, "I don't know."

"Our conclusion is that you will all fall into the hands of the Russians," said John.

"How much is this probability?" Pitt asked unexpectedly.

"It's very big," said John: "We gathered information from all parties, including Russians and Belarusians. It can be said that at that time, they quickly discovered yours, and it should be our intentions. In other words, we did not confuse the Russians because of my arrangements. This is why you soon met someone who was pursuing you again, and it is also the reason why Curtman was forced to lead others away and let himself be arrested."

Pete looked at the report and frowned and said, "What's really strange is why they suddenly found us. Have you found this? I think the two Intelligence Bureaus have questions about me because of this and the very risky decision I was forced to make afterwards. "

John shook his head slightly and said, "The specific reason has not been found so far. The Intelligence Agency seems to understand it more, but their intelligence system there has been paralyzed, and the Belarusians are very concerned about this matter. The confidentiality measures are very good. If you want to know the specific reason, you may have to wait for a while."

Pete sighed with disappointment and said, "Okay, that's all. But I want to emphasize that something must have happened in this, because we have been going well before there and are very careful that it is impossible to be exposed suddenly."

"I know this. I'm still looking for the reason. The Intelligence Agency has been trying to figure it out." After saying that, John smoked a cigar and spit out the cigarette and continued: "But the Intelligence Agency should still have no clue at the moment."

"I think their attention is not here at all," said Pitt.

John obviously understood what Pitt meant, and he sniffed a cigar and said, "Now they naturally don't have time to care about this. Just when you just returned to Helmet, the Russians had already taken action."

"What did they all do?" Pete asked curiously.

"The person who was looking for the mother and daughter was attacked. I don't know the specific situation. The reason I can know is that our people in Europe have begun to be mobilized. Some are going to be transferred back to the UK or Germany in the near future, while others are leaving Europe for Turkey."

"Is this a contraction defense?" asked Pete.

"I don't know what exactly it means, to be honest," said John. "This is the result of Mr. Lille and the Intelligence Agency's routine tricks. Maybe they are trying to concentrate their efforts in some places to do something, and they can shrink their defenses as you said, and wait until the Russians' first wave of offensives are over before taking action. In addition, several camps or bases in the Middle East have been attacked by rockets. In Palestine and Lebanon, several working groups of the Intelligence Agency have been exposed, and the situation is now unknown."

"It seems that the Russians' revenge caught us off guard." Peter said with some concern.

John waved his hand and said, "This is just the beginning, but it's still far from being caught off guard. Now Helmet is very stable and the staff is still neat. You and the guy who was exchanged back here mean that we have overcome the most difficult difficulties. Now everyone is very motivated and are looking forward to having a good fight with the Russians."

When Peter heard John's words, he said with some concern: "I think everyone should be careful. The Russians are completely different from others. At least the two encounters between the Russians and me were very difficult. The guy who was replaced told me that the revenge of the Russians would be very fierce. Both the Intelligence Agency and the Russians had many places to attack, and it would be difficult to defend once they started. So... I don't know that guy, but what he said should be right. After all, he is not only a member of the Intelligence Agency, but also a very familiar with the Russians."

"Have you talked to that guy?" John asked.

"Yes, it's not really a chat," said Pitt: "I know the rules, so to be precise, I should listen to him."

John nodded and said, "His opinions should indeed be valuable. But the Intelligence Agency will not care about those in his place."

Pete smiled bitterly and said, "That guy seems to have expected this too."

"This is normal." John shrugged: "He caused great losses to the Intelligence Agency in Russia and Belarus. The Intelligence Agency will not let him go easily after that. His current identity should be a prisoner."

"Will he be in trouble?" asked Pete.

"I don't know the specific one. Anyway, the Intelligence Agency will not let him go, and the Russians will not. He will definitely steal a large amount of Russian intelligence over the years. Even if he figures out these things, it will be a major victory for the Russians. Of course, more Russians will definitely want him to die, especially after the incident in Berlin. This is also the reason why he is here now." John said.

Pete glanced at John and said, "Is the Intelligence Agency also not safe?"

John sneered and said, "Although there is something wrong with us, the Intelligence Agency's problems in this regard will only be worse than us, and it is much worse. After all, their personnel are too large and difficult to cover everything. Who knows if there are any guys in their headquarters who have been rebelled or bribed by the Russians? At this moment, it is very sensitive. According to Mr. Lille, the Russians are now red and are in the stage of doing everything. So I will strengthen the security here recently. You'd better not go back during this period. Just live in the headquarters."
Chapter completed!