"Boss, through these observations.
We found that the officers of the three border guards had been monitored by the people sent by the KGB.
We can't get them out of the KGB's nose with just a few of us, so we suggest it's best to kill them.
Nikubasescu reported to Seryosha.
Seryosha didn't reply immediately, he was looking through the information they had gathered in Niku during the day.
As Niku and the others described, the three men had been secretly watched by the KGB men all the time.
It's just that the KGB is very hidden, and if it weren't for a professional like Niku, no one would have discovered these covert spies.
Just six months ago, the officers of the three border guards, who were imposing generals, have now been transferred back to Moscow to serve as security advisers to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Although the rank and treatment have not changed, they have lost their rights and have been sent to an idle position for retirement.
Now outside their residences, the KGB often parks their cars to monitor them, but the KGB is very skillful and arranges for fresh faces to wander around the neighborhood every day, which is actually difficult to spot without experience in this area.
Niku estimated that their homes and offices had also been tapped, and it is likely that some of the staff in their homes were also sent by the KGB.
"Is it possible to get these three guys to some places with a lot of people, such as train stations, theaters, stadiums, etc., and then just do it?"
asked Seryosha reluctantly.
"Bosses, officials of the rank of Boldyuzha, Totsky and Pronichev are never alone when they go out.
They were always accompanied by drivers and guards, and I was pretty sure that Pronichev's driver was definitely more than just a driver, and on several occasions he seemed to perceive that I was following Pronichev and forced me to give up," Niku explained to Seryosha.
Seryosha nodded in understanding.
However, Seryosha was still inclined to snatch these people out of the hands of the KGB and secretly send them abroad.
Because of such a long period of cooperation, everyone still has a friendship.
Seryosha did not want to take the lives of these people, which was not in keeping with his usual way of doing things.
Father Petrov always warned Seryosha that in this line of work, people who have been stained with too much blood are not destined to end well.
"Okay, you can continue according to the current strategy, but I haven't made a final decision yet, don't kill people casually," Seryosha instructed.
"Got it, boss," Seryosha said and asked Niku and them to leave first.
Now he knew the basics, that is, it was very dangerous to make a move in Moscow, and if something unexpected happened, it could lead to destruction.
So Seryosha picked up the satellite phone and called Ivankov, who was in Cleveland.
"How is your situation there?"
asked Seryosha as soon as the phone was connected.
"It's almost the same, and now the kids are in a detention facility in Cleveland.
They are not a big deal, but the probability of being repatriated is very high, and the mercenaries I have found from Aruba have already arrived, and I plan to let them snatch these people out of the hands of the CIA and the police, and send them to some other country," Ivankov replied.
"Do you have a good chance of success?"
Seryosha asked again.
"It shouldn't be difficult, if these mercenaries really have the ability," Ivankov said uncertainly.
"Take a gamble, you can't be 100% sure of anything, but I'll just stress one thing, don't let any of these five children die.
Otherwise we will push these generals to the enemy," Seryosha said again.
After fully listening to the situation on both sides, Seryosha already had a general idea in his heart.
There are only two paths in front of Seryosha, one is to take out the three insiders of the border guards, Bordyuza, Totsky and Pronichev, which will cost a small amount of money, and there will be no worries except for a little reluctance in conscience.
The other way is more dangerous, first Ivankov has to successfully rescue the children of these people from the hands of the US government, and then he has to take the three people out of the eyes of the KGB in Moscow.
For the KGB, which had already bitten the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the risk of snatching the suspect from them was too great, and Seryosha could not afford the serious consequences of any mistake.
Intellectually speaking, Seryosha should choose the first option, but Seryosha knew that he would choose the latter after all.
Seryosha was willing to give it a go for the sake of his conscience.
But how to get these three people out of Moscow from under the nose of the KGB In fact, Seryosha already had a general idea, that is, to start in a crowded place and find a way to separate these three people from the people who were spying on them.
Theater Seryosha immediately shook his head, the theater is too small, it is easy to be blocked from exits, and there are not too many audiences, this is not a good place to start.
Airports and train stations are also not suitable, as there are already strong security measures in such places, and the police everywhere have a whole set of measures to deal with the crisis.
No matter how powerful the Romanians are, they can't fight the SWAT force deployed there, which is completely hitting a stone with an egg.
Seryosha again denied the place.
The only thing left was the stadium, which should be a good place to get started, get the few people from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, including Chulbanov, out and find a way to take them out of the eyes of the KGB.
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Just create some chaos in a stadium with tens of thousands of people, and then it will be easy to realize your plan.
Lenin Stadium, football Seryosha seemed to have found a hint of inspiration, he picked up the phone and dialed Yakov's number.
"Seryosha, what's wrong," Yakov asked on the phone.
"Yakov, talk to the Napoli gang and ask if you can let Napoli FC come to Moscow for a friendly match," Seryosha asked on the phone.
"Why do you want to let them go to Moscow all of a sudden, is there something wrong?"
asked Yakov, puzzled.
'I need a big game to do something, and Napoli will find another Serie A team if they don't want to come.
Seryosha commanded.
"When do you want it?"
asked Yakov.
"Next month, or a little earlier," Seryosha said. t1706231537: