Seeing Pete say this, Colin nodded and said that there was no problem. The other three were originally from Colin's call, so after Colin agreed, the other three had nothing to say.

But as soon as Colin finished speaking, Pete said again: "But I suggest you stay here to command. After all, if an accident occurs, there will be a big problem with the command of so many of us." He said and looked at Colin and said: "This is what happened after an air strike in the mountains southwest of Tskhinvalli during the day. If you weren't killed by the bomb and soon found you and organized everyone, I think those of us are finished."

John smiled bitterly when he heard Peter say this, "You said it well, but I have always been lucky. I have to take you there. This is not a risk in my opinion, but a planned action. The most important thing is that since I called you here again, I will naturally fight with you. Of course I will make arrangements." He said, looking at Kane on the side, saying, "If I have an accident, you will be responsible for the entire team and personnel."

Kane nodded immediately when he heard John say this, "Then what should we do?"

"How do you do it?" John chuckled and said, "My plan is very simple. It is to hold a few points." He said, pointing to the direction outside the woods and said, "I set two support points along the way, one on the side of the road that just walked out of the woods, and another on the intersection near the west. I gave them code names, Athens and Sparta. Your and Toby's task is to hold these two points separately."

"Athens and Sparta?" Kane asked.

"Yes. I will take you there at that time. The two points gathered about one kilometer. After the operation began, you two teams can add personnel according to the actual situation. However, in Sparta, that is, the intersection close to the road entering the city, when we want to retreat, you must take action to kill the guards at the intersection." John said.

"Whether they find out you're going to kill?" Kane asked.

"That's right. You have to kill them!" John nodded, "I'm waiting for my notice when I take action." After saying that, he looked at Pete and said, "Describe the situation in Sparta."

Pitt immediately spoke, "There are about seven people here, equipped with conventional Kalashnikov rifles, and two cars parked there. It should be noted that they have a PKM machine gun there, and there will be personnel changes in this checkpoint, because according to our observation, there are pickup trucks carrying armed personnel on the road to patrol the place. That's the situation."

"Seven people. I think they shouldn't be a big problem." John looked at Kane and Toby, "But after killing them, you have to control it. This is the key point in my action plan. As far as I guess, after our action starts, once the other party notices, the place where the most stress will be will be yours, especially Sparta. I think you will be under great pressure. Of course, there may be problems here in Athens, and there may be someone here to support it. Then people here must intercept the people who are heading to Sparta and cannot let them succeed."

"How long will we stay in these two places?" Toby asked.

"If we sneak into the city smoothly and are discovered just after we get someone out, then you probably have to last ten to twenty minutes, at least this time," said John.

"Ten to twenty minutes." Kane said, looking at Toby. After thinking quickly, he said, "I don't think it's a big problem at night. As long as the other party doesn't have any heavy weapons, such as tanks, etc. After all, they still need time to organize manpower and rush here after they react."

John nodded and said, "It's good. But you can't be careless. According to our previous reconnaissance, there was indeed no tank. But I saw an infantry fighting vehicle. It looked like it should be a BMP. Maybe there should be more than one. At that time, people at every location would have to bring rockets to prevent encountering such armored vehicles or pickup trucks equipped with heavy machine guns."

"I understand!" Kane agreed and then said, "What if you encounter trouble in the city? Do we need to draw personnel from here to the city to pick you up?"

"No, this is not needed." John shook his head. Obviously he had thought about this problem before. So after hearing Kane's question, he spoke without thinking: "We should not be in trouble when we enter. Even if there are, with us and the people we are about to rescue, there are about ten combatants. It is unlikely that they will deal with us soon. As long as you act quickly and ensure that the retreat behind us is smooth, we can come out smoothly. Of course, if you really need support, I will tell you, but in my opinion, it is most likely that you don't need it. They are definitely more interested in you or Sparta."

"What about the next one? If everything comes back smoothly, will we just ignore anything?" Toby asked.

John nodded and looked at Toby, "It should be like this at the beginning. They will follow us. But when we pass Artamethon, Thun on the other side of the river will help us deal with those who are chasing us." John said and looked to the other side of the woods, "but they may choose to go from the road outside the woods after being blocked, the road I asked you to investigate before, and speed up to our front to intercept us."

Toby seemed not very worried about this, and he said relaxedly: "Their reaction would be very fast. Because the nearest road from the river to outside the woods is about three kilometers. If they find something wrong and then organize people to cover the road, only by acting quickly can they bite us before we reach the next blocking point."

"It's good. But you still have to be careful. Especially the Russians here. The Russians who are here are not for the Georgians. Their target is among the people we are going to rescue. So these people are not ordinary soldiers, so you must not take it lightly." After John said that, he looked at everyone and said, "Is there any other problem?"

Kane shrugged, "It seems we have to adapt more."

"Yes." John curled his lips helplessly and said, "It can only be the case at the moment. But Sparta, Athens and the two support points must hold on to me, otherwise there will be big trouble."
Chapter completed!