Mercenary I am the king

Chapter 420 Simon's Suspicion

Three days later, Irigo, Green Zone.

Simon walked into his office, took off his coat and covered the chair as usual, then sat down, turned on his computer, took out an important document from the drawer and began to read.

This is the document that was not processed yesterday. It contains the progress report on the investigation of Shada Mu's killing weapon.

For the CIA station chief in Irigaray, his biggest task at this stage is to find a weapon of mass destruction in the controlled areas of Irigaray.

Britain and the United States used this as an excuse to invade Irigaray.

Now two years have passed, and there seems to be no trace of the big killer.

The military, intelligence investigation teams, and intelligence organizations from other coalition countries are all looking for that thing.

But no department has gained anything.

And recently something big happened.

This was an accident and it happened in 03, but it only started to ferment now.

The cause was Catherine Gan, a female employee of the British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ).

When the United States was planning to send troops to Irigaray, the CIA fabricated a reason for the deployment, which was an intelligence analysis based on the report drafted by British weapons expert David Kelly, claiming that Shadamir had a powerful weapon in his hands.

It was for this reason that the United States immediately joined forces with the British government to vote in the UN Security Council to use force against Shadamir.

This incident caused unrest in Britain, with one million people taking to the streets to protest against the unauthorized and illegal deployment of troops.

It was at this time that Catherine, who was working at the Communications Headquarters, received a letter from the US National Security Agency, requesting Britain to assist in eavesdropping on ambassadors of other countries who were wavering in their positions on the Security Council, so as to lobby before the meeting and gain more initiative.

This confidential information was passed on to the Observer by Catherine through a reporter she knew, and it quickly became an international headline, causing a public sensation.

As expected, the GCHQ department began a "traitor-eliminating" operation. Soon after, Catherine, who leaked the information, was arrested, detained, and began to stand trial.

Although this incident did not prevent the outbreak of the Iriguchi War, it planted a bomb.

The case was tried for more than a year and finally ended with the prosecutor voluntarily withdrawing the case before going to court in 04.

The British prosecutor's withdrawal of the case was ostensibly to prevent more inside information from being exposed in court. After all, the war had already begun, the goal had been achieved, and the investigation into the leak had become unnecessary.

But this is not without consequences.

The consequence was another public outcry.

Withdrawing the lawsuit means admitting that what Catherine said was true, that the information about the wiretap of the UN representative was real and was a 100% genuine scandal.

The storm of public opinion once again put the Americans and the British on the table, and the CIA was under unprecedented pressure.

To eliminate the influence of public opinion, there is no better way than to find a big killer to prove Shadamu's crime.

As the chief of the CIA's Irigo branch, Simon has become a rat in a box. He has to bear pressure from the media on one side and pressure from his superiors on the other side, which has caused Simon to feel quite overwhelmed recently.

Just as he was concentrating on reading the progress report, he suddenly heard a ding sound from the computer.

Simon looked up slightly and saw a red-marked document pop up in the CIA work system.

Files marked in red are urgent and very important.

He had to put down the document in his hand and open the email.

This is a cooperative investigation notice.

Generally speaking, when a major incident occurs and headquarters is clueless, a joint investigation notice is issued to each CIA field station deployed globally, requesting that each station use its resources to identify clues based on the attached report and then submit a summary report. Simon quickly read the contents and discovered that the incident was at the Southeast Asia field station.

An intelligence specialist named Joyce disappeared in Myanmar. According to existing intelligence, he and two Navy SEALs were attacked. The two SEALs were killed and Joyce's whereabouts are unknown.

Simon raised his eyebrows slightly.

I thought to myself that there are people with such strong fighting ability in Myanmar.

The first thing he thought of was China's special forces.

He just looked down, and the more he looked, the more his brows furrowed.

Because the report mentioned that the attackers were heard speaking Russian and even English during the attack, and judging from the attackers' body shapes, there were both Asians and Russians, and they did not look like Chinese special forces.

Simon continued to read, and the more he read, the more frightened he became.

The report said that after Joyce was attacked, the SEAL team stationed in Siam went to Lao Burma to hunt him down. A reconnaissance company and a special forces unit of the Min Di Ji had been mobilized. In the end, one reconnaissance company was almost wiped out, the Min Di Ji's "Cobra" special forces lost more than 20 people, and even the poster assault team that went to hunt down the enemy suffered one death and one injury.

This is not over yet.

A few days later, Captain Harold, who led the SEAL team, died in Siam at his lover's home. At the scene, the two men were found naked hanging on the bed. Sildenafil citrate tablets, also known as Viagra, were found at the scene. An autopsy revealed that both men died of heart attacks, a type of death caused by excessive exertion during intense exercise.

Of course, Americans do not recognize this result.

They brought Harold's body back to the United States and performed an autopsy in a top-notch anatomy laboratory.

It was finally discovered that there was a drug residue in Harold's body that could cause cardiac arrest. This drug is rarely seen in clinical medicine and is usually used by agents to murder targets.

Langley headquarters concluded that Captain Harold died of murder rather than a stroke.

In light of previous actions in the Golden Triangle, Langley intelligence analysts believed this might be a retaliation.

The basis for this is that the SEAL team's action report stated that their sniper had wounded an attacker, but was eventually rescued by the other party and it was not certain whether he was dead.

Revenge on a Navy SEAL commander for a wounded soldier.

In Langley's opinion, this is "outrageous" and simply intolerable.

Therefore, a global red search order was issued, requiring branches in various countries to provide clues. After all, a team with such explosive combat effectiveness must have a certain reputation in various countries and would not be an unknown group.

After reading it, Simon sat in his chair and thought for a long time.

Suddenly, he remembered a previous joint investigation report.

It was a joint investigation notice about the Green Beret squad being annihilated while assisting in the fight against the anti-government armed group ELN in the Colombian jungle.

That was a report from three months ago.

He searched for a while and finally found it, and read it carefully again.

Then, I thought of Song Heping and his "Musician" defense.

A minute later, he picked up the phone.

"Bobby, help me check the recent whereabouts of all the personnel in the 'Musician' defense and make a report and send it to me."

　Asking for a monthly ticket! Asking for a monthly ticket!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)