Colonel Jade decided to have a good show, and he had to let the guys who always like to go against him know who is the one who can really win the war.

The information provided by Lieutenant Colonel Moyor was so important. Once John Oslow was successfully captured, he could successfully vent his anger for Norden's death and humiliate his opponents Mills and Nash.

Of course, this can also bring great reputation to yourself.

He personally led the team to Coventry to capture John Oslow, and Lieutenant Colonel Mills didn't know until this time.

Just like Norden, John Oslow also defected to the Americans.

The distrust of each other between the CIA and the FBI and their intrigues caused this scene to happen today.

Wang Weiyi only took advantage of this contradiction at the most appropriate time.

When you are familiar with the enemy's weaknesses and able to master the most sharp and irreconcilable contradictions, you can also complete tasks that seem impossible to complete again and again, just like the Baron.

While Colonel Jed was carrying out the arrest mission, London encountered some things that bothered the Fenton government, and some destruction incidents were happening one after another.

First, a bomb was placed at the entrance of the London Public Affairs Office. The explosion occurred at night and the gate of the London Public Affairs Office was blown away without causing any casualties, but it aroused the Fenton government's high alert, and Nash even appeared at the scene in person.

It was a time bomb, and the time it detonated was 10 o'clock in the evening. However, Nash did not look at this issue so simply. In his opinion, the explosion planner must have made the wrong time and regarded 10 o'clock in the evening as 10 o'clock in the morning. You should know that the time point was the time point with the largest traffic in the London Public Affairs Bureau.

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Once the destructive power caused by the explosion at that time made Nash unable to continue to imagine.

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It was done by people from the resistance organization, and Nash immediately made the most accurate judgment he thought was.

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However, such an incident has just begun.

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Just as Nash was actively solving the case, one of his subordinates was attacked and injured and entered the hospital.

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After Nash arrived at the hospital, the injured agent told him that he was just going to buy something. Who knew that after he came out, he was suddenly attacked by two masked young men. They even used weapons. Fortunately, a policeman happened to pass by, and the perpetrator only stabbed him in the arm.

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An ordinary person was assassinated by him and was not worth Nash's care, but the assassinated was an agent, which made Nash's alert again.

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While Nash was running around, Lieutenant Colonel Mills of the FBI also encountered trouble. A FBI office in London was first attacked. The attacker threw the gasoline bottle into the office, causing a small fire. Although it was quickly put out, this was the first attack by the FBI in London.

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Those damn underground resistance organizations have reached a rampant point.

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Lieutenant Colonel Mills ordered that the case must be solved in the shortest time and the arsonist be caught immediately, but what he did not expect was that this was just the beginning.

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On the afternoon of the arson, two federal agents in charge of investigating the matter finished lunch in a restaurant and returned to their car. The car exploded at the moment of starting, which caused two federal agents to die on the spot.

If there were small fusses in front of them, then this time two federal agents died.

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The furious Lieutenant Colonel Mills wanted to leave and catch the murderer, and then shoot them on the spot.

One after another, the attacks continued in London, and in just one day, 19 attacks occurred, which made Lieutenant Colonel Mills and Nash anxious. A large number of agents and police officers were quickly sent out for emergency response. However, the attacks did not stop because of their high attention, but became increasingly serious.

In the night that day, seven or eight cases occurred in a row, more than half of which were targeted at British and American agents.

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Of course, the agents who were prepared for this time did not let the attacker succeed, but they were not able to successfully catch any attacker. The attackers seemed to have reached a consensus long ago that if the attack could not be successful, they would run away immediately, and they had already chosen the best escape route.

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To be continued...