Chapter 219: Widespread Fame
Mountain Eagle successfully collected the $50,000 left by Mori and then immediately plunged into the coniferous forest, taking the water route towards the northern Kopitovo District.
After his departure, the fierce battle near the factory concluded in an extremely brutal manner.
Red Fox Mercenary Corps Group took advantage of the evacuating vehicles from the factory, pulling many organization members near there, and the fierce battle lasted for about an hour...
Just when some people realized that something was wrong and wanted to flee, special forces of the Security Department suddenly appeared. Nearly 200 special forces, coordinated with helicopters, launched a devastating strike on all teams present, except for Red Fox.
These Russian special forces were ruthlessly aggressive; they seemed to have no intention of taking prisoners...
First, they let the machine guns on the helicopters "sweep the ground," then ground troops cleared the way with gun grenades, those with tough luck to survive might get a chance to be imprisoned, but the unlucky ones would only get a body bag.
At this moment, everyone realized that the seemingly ready Moscow Garrison was just a decoy, and the special forces of the Security Department had been in place for a while.
By the time everything was over, the sky was completely bright...
A spokesperson for the Russia Security Conference held a press conference, announcing that the Russia Security Department had thwarted a terrorist act against Edward Snowden orchestrated by several foreign intelligence agencies, and also announced that Deputy Minister Peterlovich was temporarily leaving his post due to health reasons...
The most critical news was that, considering Edward Snowden’s ordeal, the Security Conference would consider offering him lifelong political asylum, and had submitted a written report to President Boss Pu, just waiting for his signature to take effect.
Many activities in the diplomatic intelligence agencies in Moscow suddenly found that Moscow had become much quieter, those originally active Russian local gangs collectively fell silent, and some even disappeared altogether.