steel plant has ended, the whereabouts of the "Big Fish" are still unknown. However, the Russian army has determined the identities of 6 NATO officers, and they are likely to be hiding among the surrenderers. The Russian army is currently investigating those who surrendered. It should not be a problem to find the six NATO officers. I thought that the "big fish" would be found soon, but unexpectedly there was news that the "big fish" had escaped recently. There are not only NATO officers in the Machi Steel Plant, but also some people who are regarded as "high-value targets", such as the American nuclear scientist John Spohr.
It is understood that Spohr has been working on laser-guided weapons, which is one of the most advanced and sensitive technologies in the world. In this field, Spohr is definitely the leader in the United States. Before the conflict broke out, Spohr had lived in Mariupol for several years. After the conflict broke out, because of his sensitive identity, he had been hiding everywhere until he was rescued by an American rescue organization. The organization was formed by American veterans. After learning that Spohr was trapped in Horse City, the organization went deep into danger. After 30 hours of life and death escape in the Russian-controlled area, it was finally successfully transferred to Poland .
The organization had to take Sboer through multiple checkpoints on the way. They wasted 20 hours in Ukraine alone. After entering the Russian-controlled area, they passed more than 30 checkpoints and finally took 10 hours to successfully leave. All in all, this rescue was very difficult. Fortunately, Spohr was successfully rescued and the United States also avoided the risk of losing secrets. However, this was a huge failure for Russia. Previously, the commander of the Azov Battalion escaped under his nose, and this time the "big fish" also slipped away. This is really inappropriate, because this is not only a "chip" for Russia, but also an opportunity for it to obtain confidential information.
Now that the American nuclear scientist has been successfully transferred, it is too late to say anything, but the editor still does not believe that he was successfully transferred so easily. Is there any inside story? Some people believe that the Russian army may have deliberately let go of this "big fish" and made a deal with the United States behind the scenes. This situation is not uncommon on the battlefield. As long as the United States can provide suitable conditions, the Russian army can Choosing to release it, after all, there is no guarantee that it will provide useful information by keeping it in your hands. If the Russian army had not deliberately let him go, how could the American rescue organization have transferred him so smoothly?
Although this organization did not participate in the war in Ukraine, who can guarantee that there are no US military personnel among them? Therefore, the Russian army's checkpoints will definitely scrutinize it carefully. Faced with such a nuclear scientist who is incompatible with the people around him, won't the Russian army become suspicious? Therefore, the escape of "Big Fish" is full of doubts. If the United States and Russia had not reached a deal behind the scenes, the organization would not have been able to go deep into the tiger's den to rescue people so smoothly. Furthermore, this may be a "smoke bomb" released by the United States to confuse the Russian military and divert its attention from the "big fish" in the steel plant. In short, the escape of the "big fish" this time is not easy.
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