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He should be here somewhere.

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That means he has landed on our side.
What's the update on the rescue chopper?

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Jai Hind.

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The Indian Army
has spotted Ahuja's parachute.

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Where, sir?

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<i>He's drifted across the LoC.</i>

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<i>Ahuja is in PoK, Tony.</i>

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Dhali! Ahuja had to eject! Let's go!

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<i>Ahuja is crazy.</i>

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He always goes overboard.

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It doesn't matter.

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He'll be back with us soon.

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Sinha!

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Ahuja has ejected.
We have to go look for him.

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What? When?

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Just a while ago. We don't have much time.
Are any of the choppers ready?

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- Is Nubra 1 ready at the take-off point?
- Yes, sir.

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Quickly do the final checks.
I want to take off in two minutes.

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Has Ahuja turned on his rescue beacon?

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Ahuja is not in friendly territory, Sinha.

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And if I know him well enough,
he will surely not use the beacon.

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<i>And he won't let them use it, either.</i>

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Where do you think you're going?

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We are going to get Ahuja back.

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Ahuja is in Pakistan, Tony.

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That doesn't make a difference.

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Our choppers are fitted
with both guns and rockets.

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We'll rescue him. You have to trust us.

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What if you get shot down?

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Then who will go looking for you?

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It's a trap. A basic military strategy.

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We can't just sit around here
doing nothing.

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It's a diplomatic matter now.

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I'll talk to the government
and take this to the highest level.

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But we just cannot cross the LoC.

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Understood?

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<i>In breaking news coming from South Asia,</i>

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<i>the Indian Air Force has confirmed</i>

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<i>that two of its fighter pilots</i>
<i>are missing in action</i>

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<i>after their jets were reportedly shot down</i>

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<i>over the Line of Control</i>
<i>in Kashmir's Kargil sector.</i>

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<i>World leaders are monitoring</i>
<i>the developments closely</i>

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<i>amidst widespread concern</i>
<i>that this may prove to be…</i>

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<i>…a dangerous stepping point</i>
<i>in the ongoing Kargil conflict…</i>

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<i>Pakistan Zindabad, sir.</i>

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I've been watching the news, Aziz.

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<i>- Well done.</i>
- Thank you, sir.

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<i>But now this issue</i>
<i>will escalate internationally, Aziz.</i>

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The American satellites will be watching
the Line of Control.

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So, for the time being,
stop the movement of soldiers

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and their supplies in the area completely.

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Sir, India has deployed another
15,000 soldiers in the Kargil sector.

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Halting supplies at such--

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<i>Now, what does it matter</i>
<i>if they're 1,000 or 15,000?</i>

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It's been over three weeks
since we were discovered.

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<i>We have killed 250 of their soldiers,</i>

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<i>shot down two of their jets.</i>

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<i>Could the Indian Air Force</i>
<i>or the Army harm us?</i>

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Aziz, as long as we have
the advantage of height,

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the Indian Air Force and the Indian Army,
we can crush both of them.

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Right, sir.

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I hope both the pilots are in our custody?

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We have captured one of them, sir.

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For now, he's unconscious.

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And the other?

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We've identified the area.

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Search operations are on. We'll find him.

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Very good.

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Let's see now.

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How many more pilots does
the Indian Air Force send to die there?

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We found the parachute, sir.

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We found the parachute, sir.

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The station commander has come himself.

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I hope it's nothing serious.

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Mmm, no,
he's not in his ceremonial uniform.

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Ajay has had to eject during a mission.

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We are waiting for further information.

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The moment we hear something,
we'll update you.

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Ah!

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He's running towards the bridge.

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There he is! Behind the tree!

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General Zinni, what a pleasant surprise!

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Is it, Mr Prime Minister?

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My office has requested meetings
five times in the last week.

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I apologise, General.

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The situation at the LoC is quite tense.

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Which is precisely why I'm calling.

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President Clinton is deeply concerned
and wants you to de-escalate immediately.

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They are not our troops, General.

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They are Mujahideen.

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Delhi claims that it's your army
disguised as militants.

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<i>Quite frankly, given the scale,</i>
<i>it is compelling.</i>

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Whom do you trust, General?

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Your old ally, Pakistan,

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who stood by you for the past 50 years.

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Speaking of allies, Mr Prime Minister,
what is your Army Chief doing in Beijing?

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That's a personal visit.
It has nothing to do with this situation.

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<i>Mr Sharif, you do understand</i>

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that if India and Pakistan
go to nuclear war,

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100 million people could lose their lives
in the immediate aftermath.

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<i>Right now, sir,</i>

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<i>you are just one reckless decision away</i>
<i>from setting it off.</i>

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President Clinton
is counting on your leadership,

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<i>Mr Prime Minister.</i>

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This is my third war.

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And this day…

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is probably the most difficult day in my…

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entire career.

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With great regret…

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I…

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hereby suspend Operation Safed Sagar.

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With due respect, sir,

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initially we got orders that we were
not to cross the LoC while fighting.

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We did not do that.

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Then we were informed that we cannot
cross the LoC, even to rescue Ahuja.

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We still didn't cross it.

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But now we're told
we can't fight from within our territory.

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How can we do that?

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Tony…

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we have to face the hard facts.

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We've lost two aircraft and two
of our pilots in the last two days.

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We can't give up
without giving them a fight.

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Sir, I agree with Tony.
We should stay in this fight.

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You are all missing the big picture here.

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This here is the Western Air Command's
Area of Responsibility.

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From Rajasthan here,
all the way to Jammu and Kashmir.

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This is an area of 350,000
square kilometres.

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In this map here,
Kargil is only a tiny dot.

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And if our losses continue at this rate

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then in a month's time,
to protect this little dot on the map,

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the Western Air Command
will get wiped out.

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If the enemy opens up any other front,
then how will we protect these borders?

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Tony, I'm angry as well.

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But we work on cold strategy.

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We will strike them,
but from outside their missile range.

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But, sir, they are at
an altitude of 10,000 feet.

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If we can't achieve precision
from such a close distance,

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how can we from far away?

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That's exactly why we are going to wait.

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The target is at 18,000 feet.

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The bombing has to be done
from 30,000 feet.

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And this can be achieved only with
an advanced aircraft like the Mirage.

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<i>That's because only the Mirage 2000</i>
<i>has laser-guided bombing capabilities</i>

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<i>which can lock the target</i>
<i>far away from the peak,</i>

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<i>outside the missile range.</i>

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<i>And can strike and return safely</i>

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<i>before the enemy reacts.</i>

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<i>But, unfortunately, they aren't ready</i>

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<i>because they don't have</i>
<i>laser-guided bombs yet.</i>

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Guys, America has yet again rejected
our request for laser-guided bombs.

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Clearly, America is playing with us.

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We have the capability, but no equipment.

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<i>So we'll build our own laser-guided bombs</i>

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<i>and show the world how innovative</i>
<i>and capable the Indian Air Force is.</i>

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<i>We have these old 1971 dumb bombs.</i>

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<i>We'll install these Paveway laser kits</i>
<i>on them.</i>

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<i>And we'll make this Mirage 2000 believe</i>
<i>that these are laser-guided bombs.</i>

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<i>Until this jet accepts our hack,</i>
<i>we won't be going home.</i>

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Whatever it takes.

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We need to fool this jet.

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Sangy, sir,
there's a call for you from Srinagar.

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Hello?

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<i>Sangy.</i>

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<i>Baldy here.</i>

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Baldy?

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How are you doing?

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Any update on Ahuja, sir?

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Nothing at all.

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Our operations have also been halted.

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Yes, Chhabra Sir told us.

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<i>Listen, just tell me something.</i>

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What's happening with the Mirages?

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When will they be operational?

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We're trying our best.

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<i>Everyone's working around the clock.</i>

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Listen, Baldy…

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How is Dhali taking it?

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Wasn't he with Ahuja?

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He hasn't spoken properly to anyone
since he's back.

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Maybe he's blaming himself.

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We are all just hoping
that wherever Ahuja Sir is,

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he returns home safe and sound.

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Nothing should happen to both our pilots.

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Mr Jaswant, please communicate this
to Islamabad.

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Please ensure that they are treated well,
otherwise the consequences

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will not be good for Pakistan.

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Very well.

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Get him down.

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Hey, hurry up.

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Good job, Ajmal.

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You know what you need to do.

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Yes, sir.

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Come on.

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Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja,

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what were you doing so close to the LoC?

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What was your intention?

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As per the 1949 Geneva Conventions,

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prisoners of war don't have to answer
any questions asked by the enemies.

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- Now talk!
- Ahh!

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Give a straightforward answer
to my questions.

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Why are you here?

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First, you ask yourself…

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as to why…

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did you come to our country?

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<i>India maintaining that both jets</i>
<i>were shot down</i>

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<i>on their side of the Line of Control,</i>

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<i>the fog of war in Kargil has now thickened</i>
<i>into a global diplomatic crisis.</i>

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<i>Speaking earlier today,</i>

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<i>the U.S. Secretary of State</i>
<i>urged maximum restraint…</i>

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<i>…reminding the world that</i>
<i>a nuclear exchange</i>

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<i>between India and Pakistan</i>
<i>could result in 100 million deaths…</i>

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Aziz,

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do we have the second pilot
in our custody?

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We do. We took him to Skardu.

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Has he agreed to accept the truth?

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Sorry, sir, I didn't understand.

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Just that he was ordered
to cross the Line of Control

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and he was supposed to bomb
our forward bases.

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<i>It is important to get</i>
<i>an on-camera statement from him, Aziz.</i>

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<i>So that we can mislead the world</i>
<i>to believe</i>

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<i>that India is the real aggressor,</i>
<i>and not us.</i>

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I'll get this checked, sir.

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But sir, General Hasan has told me that
the officer is very stubborn.

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Aziz, General Hasan isn't capable
of doing everything, is he?

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<i>Go and see this yourself.</i>

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Copy that, sir. Understood.

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I'll leave for Skardu immediately.

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I am asking you again.

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Which base did you intend to bomb
when you entered Pakistan?

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And I am telling you again…

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my aircraft didn't have any bombs in it.

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Nor was I supposed to enter Pakistan.

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It's a lie! An absolute lie.

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Which base?

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Which base?

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Which base?

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Major Ajmal!

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Come on, tell me!

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Major Ajmal!

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What do you think you're doing?

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Hmph. Untie him.

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Give him his uniform.

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And you, go and get Dr Bukhari.

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What are you making them do, Hasan?

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This is Skardu, sir.

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This is how we extract information here.

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Hasan, this is different.

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Do you have the slightest idea
how important this man's statement is?

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I apologise for how Major Ajmal
has treated you.

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But you see, you're very stubborn.

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And our soldiers, well…

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they respond to stubbornness…

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in the way that they did.

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What can we do about it?

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You can do a lot, General Khan.

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You can train them a little better

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so that they are aware that any kind
of atrocity on a prisoner of war

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is a violation of the Geneva Conventions.

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What Geneva Conventions?

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Those are only applicable
when the armies of two countries

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are at war with each other.

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Those people who infiltrated Kargil,

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in retaliation of which you entered
our territory,

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are actually the Mujahideen.

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I'm sorry, General Khan,
I wasn't aware of that.

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Funny how wearing a Pathani suit

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can turn the Pakistani Army
into the Mujahideen.

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Aren't you worried about Ankur and Alka?

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You don't need to worry about them.

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They're in the safest place in India.

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And you're here…

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inside the safest army base
in all of Pakistan.

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Where no one can come to save you.

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The fact is,

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only I can help you here.

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But for that to happen,

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you will have to help me
with something first.

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Hmm?

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Please have some tea.

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General Musharraf,

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Beijing welcomes you
during difficult times.

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Thank you.

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Please sit.

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My deepest sympathies
regarding your embassy in Belgrade.

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Three journalists dead.

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American mistake, they claim.

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We have a saying in Urdu.

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It means, "Your own roof is falling apart,

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but you're off to repair
other people's houses."

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And this is what America is doing.

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For the last few weeks,
India has been displaying

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unrestrained aggression
along the Line of Control.

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And yet, my Prime Minister
is receiving calls daily from Clinton.

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What should we do? Should we sit back
and allow India to take over our country?

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America is acting through India, trust me.

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We can easily take on India.

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But America?

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General…

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we also have a saying in Mandarin.

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A frog at the bottom of the well

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cannot fathom the depth of the ocean.

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It is a very stupid thing,
what you've done in Kargil, General.

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Sparking war in the midst
of a historic peace process,

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while both sides have nuclear weapons.

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You're playing with fire.

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China has always supported Pakistan
in the past,

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but this time, you're on your own.

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Not only India,
but also the rest of the world

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is worried about your safe return.

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And so…

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we will be making
a video recording of you.

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Hmm.

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Here we have placards with a message
that we have prepared for you.

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You just have to look into the camera

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and read out whatever is written
on this placard.

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So, shall we begin?

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Hmm?

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Zubair?

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I, Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja,

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hereby give this statement
of my own free will

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and in my senses.

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Today, on the 27th of May, 1999,
when I was…

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when I was on a non-offensive operation
within the official territory of India,

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the Pakistani Army
which had infiltrated Kargil…

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What happened, sir?

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Don't they teach you how to read?

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Of course they do.

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To read and write, and also how to fight.

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But with principles.

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What are they teaching you here, sir?

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So, what you're trying to say,

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is that your mission was limited
to only the Indian airspace.

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Then would you care to explain

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what are you doing
on a Pakistani Army base?

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Sir, your Pakistan Army soldiers,
who were hiding in our mountains,

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had attacked my jet
with their Stinger missile.

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So I had to eject within my country.

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But my parachute drifted into Pakistan.

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So…

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you didn't really have
any kind of intention to enter Pakistan?

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Affirmative, sir.

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All right, I'll shoot straight.

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Lie for us, just this once,
then, <i>Inshallah,</i>

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you can go back
and get yourself a bravery medal.

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No country in the world
gives out medals for lying.

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Anyway, no medal in the world is worth it…

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if I earn it by betraying my country.

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I'm going to give you a better option.

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We can move you to London.

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You'll get so much money

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that you will never need either a medal
or any uniform.

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That's exactly what makes
this uniform so special.

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No random person can go out and buy it.

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It has to be earned.

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You have to dedicate your life to India
to wear this.

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Anyway, I've told you everything
I'm supposed to tell you.

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You are a three-star general.

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Your time is very valuable.

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Please don't waste it on me.

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Jai Hind, sir.

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A man who doesn't understand the thin line
between principles and madness…

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But I can't save him,

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and I don't think even Allah can.

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Aziz, what's the update?

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<i>Sir, I really tried my best, but…</i>

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the man is very stubborn.

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If he's stubborn,
then make an example out of him.

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<i>You know what I'm trying to say.</i>

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What about the international community?

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To hell with the international community.

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<i>Make such an example out of him</i>
<i>that their souls start trembling</i>

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<i>even before they think</i>
<i>of entering Pakistan.</i>

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<i>Sir.</i>

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Jai Hind.

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Compound fracture of the leg tibia,

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multiple gunshot wounds
to the thoracic cavity and cranium.

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Extensive…

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cigarette-induced burn injuries
across the abdominal region and genitalia.

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Signs of deliberate mutilation
including broken fingers--

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I can see everything, doctor.

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I can see it.

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Look what have they done to him.

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Doctor, can we take the body now?

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Yes, you can, sir. But there's a problem.

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What's the problem?

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The coffin that Pakistan sent him in
is a foot and a half smaller.

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And those people just…

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So what is…

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- Who's going to arrange all this?
- I'll make the arrangements.

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<i>The situation in the Kargil war</i>
<i>is getting increasingly worse.</i>

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<i>Today, the joint operation</i>
<i>of the Indian Army and Air Force</i>

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<i>failed to capture the Tololing complex.</i>

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<i>Both forces have suffered a major setback</i>
<i>in this attempt.</i>

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<i>The infiltrators used</i>
<i>surface-to-air missiles</i>

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<i>to shoot down the Indian Air Force's</i>
<i>Mi-17 attack helicopter.</i>

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<i>This is the third aircraft</i>
<i>of the Air Force</i>

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<i>to be shot down in the last two days.</i>

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<i>In this attack,</i>
<i>Squadron Leader Rajiv Pundir,</i>

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<i>Flight Lieutenant Subramanian Muhilan,</i>

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<i>Sergeant PVNR Prasad</i>
<i>and Sergeant Raj Kishore Sahu</i>

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<i>have been martyred.</i>

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<i>Earlier, after shooting down</i>
<i>Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja's MiG-21,</i>

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<i>the Pakistani army tortured him</i>
<i>in a gruesome manner.</i>

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<i>There is widespread outrage across India</i>

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<i>even as Pakistani military officials claim</i>
<i>that Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja</i>

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<i>died from injuries</i>
<i>sustained during ejection.</i>

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Squadron Leader Ahuja, unfortunately,
had been killed in the accident.

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<i>India has formally accused Pakistan</i>
<i>of violating the Geneva Conventions.</i>

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<i>The killing of a downed pilot,</i>
<i>if confirmed,</i>

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<i>would constitute a grave breach</i>
<i>of international law.</i>

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This is a cold-blooded murder,

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an act of cowardice
on the part of Pakistani regulars.

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<i>General Aziz, why didn't you inform us</i>

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that the Indian fighter pilot was tortured
mercilessly before he was killed?

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Sir, our official stance
is absolutely clear.

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Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja
has died because of ejection impact.

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India has been accusing us
of violating the Geneva Conventions.

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America asks for an update every day.

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Puts pressure on me that the other pilot
be released immediately.

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Mr Aziz, you better start the process

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of returning the other pilot
back to India.

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Pakistan Zindabad.

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General Musharraf,
did you come straight from the airport?

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I thought I shouldn't wait too long
to share the good news, Mr Sharif.

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China has congratulated us
for punching India right in its nose.

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China is going to back us,
Mr Prime Minister.

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And if America still pressures us
to make a withdrawal,

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then we can most definitely
count on China.

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That's actually very good news.

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Which means we don't need America anymore.

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That's right.

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Mr Sartaj,

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you and Nawaz keep America entertained.

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The time has come.

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Now we will talk directly to Delhi.

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I surely trusted you…

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Tony.

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Why did you let him go there?

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Why?

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Fire!

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Fire!

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Sir, before the '71 war,

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an explosion occurred
because of someone else's safety lapse.

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Shrapnel pierced into my father's body.

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It couldn't even be removed surgically.

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And a few years later, he passed away.

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And today we lost Ahuja, sir.

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He was like a father to me, sir.

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I'm very, very sorry, Sangy.

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I want to fly in this war, sir.

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I have to fly.

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I want to go back to the Golden Arrows.

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Back to my family.

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They killed him, Kamal.

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They tortured him.

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Those animals shot him
at point-blank range.

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And they are saying that…

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he died due to the impact of ejection.

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They are lying to the world
and we are keeping our operations on hold.

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All the bloody operations.

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Tony, it's not your fault.

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I was the one who called him here.

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I called him here!

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He wasn't supposed to be posted here.

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"Ahuja, come here," and he came. And now…

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Hello.

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<i>Sir, Wing Commander Sandeep Chhabra</i>
<i>is calling from Gwalior.</i>

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Connect the call.

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<i>Sandy.</i>

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I am very sorry, Tony.

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I know that Ahuja was special for you.

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Sorry won't cut it, Sandy.

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We have to bomb them to the dark ages.

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We are very angry too.

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But we can't fly the Mirages
without doing trials.

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We won't get permission.

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How long will your trials go on for?

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I really don't know.

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French plane, Israeli laser kit,
old country style bombs from 1971…

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<i>Hacking all of these</i>
<i>and fitting them together</i>

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<i>is a very tricky set-up.</i>

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But we are trying.

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We are trying, Tony.

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<i>Okay, listen.</i>

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<i>Sangy wants to come back to you.</i>

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He's being emotional,

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but I'm okay with it.

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<i>What is he going to do here?</i>

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<i>The whole operation has been suspended.</i>

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It's so strange, isn't it, Sandy?

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You guys can hit them
from outside their missile range,

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but you don't have the right bombs.

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The MiG-27s have the bombs,

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but we cannot bomb them
from outside of their missile range.

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We have GPS here, we can reach our target.

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But the bombing…

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Tony? Hello?

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<i>Are you there?</i>

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Sandy, I'll… I'll call you back.

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I'll call you back.

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Kamal…

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we don't need to halt
our operations at all.

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Meaning?

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We can…

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we can do the bombing, but…

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But?

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But what?

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I won't get the permission to do it.

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Permission?

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Did they ask for permission
when they were entering our country?

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Or did they take permission
before they tortured Ahuja?

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Listen, Tony,

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do whatever you have to do.

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Do it however you want to.

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Just do it.

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They think they can do whatever they want
from that height.

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They are absolutely wrong.

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We are not going to mourn anymore.

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And we won't be taking photos, either.

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Our jets have been fitted with cameras
instead of bombs.

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But they were supposed to have bombs,
right?

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Now we will carry out the bombing.

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We all have access to GPS.

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We are actually capable of flying our jets
above the clouds and reaching our targets.

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And from outside their missile range,
we can rain fire and havoc on them.

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This has never been done before.

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But we are going to do it.

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Are you with me?

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Yes, sir!

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Tony, when was the last time
a photo-recce squadron

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took up the role of a bombing squadron
and that too during a war?

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Sir, when was the last time
any air force in the world

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fought a war at the height of 18,000 feet?

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My objection is purely technical.

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MiGs are designed to drop bombs
from 20,000 feet.

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Not 30,000 feet.

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Sir, the machines are ready
and so is the squadron.

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And you were the one who said that

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we have to bomb them
from outside their missile range,

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just like the Mirages do.

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So, we are outside their missile range.

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Fair enough.

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The army can give you the coordinates
for the peaks.

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But in the air,
how could you ever calculate

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how early you need to release the bomb?

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We are capable of conducting
our own trials

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and we will make our own charts.

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All right.

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I am going to officially

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give you clearance
for high altitude GPS bombing.

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But…

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make sure the error rate of your trials
stays within 200 meters.

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Sir.

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The army is struggling,
they're losing men every day.

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That's why I had to commit
support from the Air Force.

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Even though I knew that
this unconventional strategy's

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chance of being a success…

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is limited to 5%.

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As always, we don't really have
another option here, sir.

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Now we'll either make history…

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or we'll just become it.
