Vanessa provided a feasible idea, and Mandy quickly found the address of Palmas' father.
Catching an old man who is over 60 years old and living alone does not require any action plan at all, not even excessive preparation of equipment.
Bring conventional combat equipment and take a helicopter directly to the destination to rappel.
As a dying man, Palmas' father did not run away when he saw Team B arriving. He just sat at the door and watched calmly.
Didn't even move.
The rest of Team B were on alert around the area, and Long Zhan acted as a translator and stepped forward to ask questions along with Jason.
Out of instinctive resistance to American soldiers, Palmas' father began to say nothing. No matter what you asked him, he would answer God bless him.
He acted like I was about to die anyway and had nothing to fear.
Until Jason told him that Salem was hunting his daughter, and Team B was here to protect her daughter.
And vowed: "As long as you tell me where your daughter is, I swear that I will ensure her safety and reunite your parents again."
I responded to that sentence: I pity the hearts of parents in the world.
Palmas' father finally wavered and once again assured Jason that he would ensure her daughter's safety and that their father and daughter could really be reunited.
Team B finally got the whereabouts of Palmas from his mouth.
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Team B returned to the base, and another meeting followed.
Now that we have entered the rhythm of competing with Salim for time, the operations team and the intelligence team have become spinning, and there will no longer be any leisure time.
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Mandy presided over the meeting and said: "Jamal Mazari is a human trafficker who kidnaps little girls and women everywhere and sells them to other scum.
Or send them out of the country in large numbers by ship, as an encouragement and reward and punishment mechanism, and send them to kidney war soldiers on battlefields around the world."
The status of women in Afghanistan is already low. Coupled with the war and chaos everywhere, and the lack of effective implementation of the legal system, women are no longer much different from animals.
Being born in a country like this is totally a punishment.
"It's unbelievable that a fleeing woman seeks shelter from a trafficker who traffics in women. Is she afraid that she will be sold?"
It's the equivalent of a chicken looking for a weasel for protection, which Ray said he couldn't understand.
"I'm surprised too, but that's what his father said." Jason said. This was their only clue.
"Do whatever you want, that's capricious." Sonny joked.
"Wanran's understanding is too one-sided. I think this woman is quite smart."
Long Zhan had a different understanding and explained: "The most dangerous place is often the safest place. This is called risking death and living later.
Palmas suddenly went into hiding, which must have something to do with Salim.
We didn't expect her to be hiding in that kind of place, and Salim certainly didn't expect her to be hiding there, so she is still alive."
Long Zhan's explanation was so reasonable that everyone present's eyes lit up and they all reacted.
"I agree with your idea, but there are other factors involved."
Mandy's laser pointer hit the screen and said: "Palmas went to find Mazari, mainly because Mazari is a Tajik warlord who controls most of Panjshir Province and has a hostile relationship with Salim.
There is a serious conflict of interest between the two, and it is absolutely impossible for them to stand on the same side, and Salim's minions cannot extend into the areas controlled by Mazari."
"The enemy of a good enemy is a friend. This woman is indeed not simple." Long Zhan praised.
"Since everything points to Mazari, what are we waiting for here? Let's act quickly and bring that woman back." Sonny said impatiently.
"Mazari is a Tajik warlord. We entered his lair to look for Palmas. There is some trouble here."
Mandy frowned and said in embarrassment: "We need approval to arrest Palmas. Salim will probably know that we are looking for Palmas, and he will definitely find a way to stop it.
As long as we delay our action for a day or two, Salim can take Palmas away from Mazari before us during this time."
Mandy's worries are not unnecessary.
Secrecy becomes stricter at lower levels, and less seriously at higher levels.
What's more, Team B's action to capture Palmas, because Palmas' identity is relatively ordinary, is destined to have a low level of confidentiality.
The application for the operation has been sent to the Ministry of National Defense office, but no one can guarantee that someone who has received Salim's benefits will not disclose the information to Salim.
Salim knew that someone was targeting him, and an ambitious man like him would not just sit back and die.
The U.S. government has spent so much energy to finally train Sanim to become a talkative in Nangarhar Province, which will definitely give Salim some face.
With his relationship with the US government, Salim has a lot of room to operate.
Even if he cannot stop Team B's action, he can easily delay the approval of Team B's action using the "justified" excuse of getting his wife back.
"Then the question now becomes, how to enter Mazari's camp and find Palmas without Salim's knowledge?"
They are obviously serving the United States, but now they have to guard against their own people. Jason just thinks this is too funny.
"It is difficult to hide Salim. Inter-provincial operations require notification to the Afghan government. As long as we submit an application for action, Salim will soon know. Before we set off, he has enough time to take action before us."
Eric did not mention the "ugliness" of the Ministry of Defense and inferred it from the perspective of the Afghan government.
With the dual overlay of the Ministry of National Defense and the Afghan government, it is almost impossible to keep the matter secret, and it is impossible to operate without applying for permission to operate.
This time I was immediately embarrassed!
Everyone present frowned deeply, not knowing what to do for a while.
"What if we don't go looking for Palmas?" Long Zhan suddenly spoke.
"What's the meaning?"
Jason hasn't reacted yet.
Long Zhan explained: "Mazari is a human trafficker, and at the same time has connections with future kidney war elements, and it is our duty to fight against terrorists.
We have enough reasons to apply for his arrest, and the Ministry of National Defense and the Afghan government will not stop him in any way.
In the end, during the actual operation, one of the women we rescued happened to be Palmas. We felt that she had suffered psychological trauma, so we brought her back to the base in line with international humanitarian relief.
This is a normal thing, right?"
As soon as Long Zhan said these words, everyone in the audience suddenly became enlightened.
Jason immediately asked Eric: "Do you think Mazari, a big fish, is enough for the superiors to approve our arrest?"
"Fighting terrorism is our duty."
Eric recited a passage from Long Zhan's story, smiled and picked up the phone on the table. (To be continued)