2:56:00
The French don't give a damn
what the Russians do in Cuba.
2:56:03
The Americans do.
2:56:04
That's going to be tough.
2:56:06
Cuba is locked up.
The Russians have us like this.
2:56:13
I am going to need help
from your organisation.
2:56:16
No use.
Most of my people are in hiding.
2:56:20
The only thing you can do...
is stay with me for a few days.
2:56:26
Then go home.
2:56:36
Let's get down to business
of opening our present.
2:56:39
- Our present?
- Yes. Yours and mine.
2:56:55
- A radio?
- A Geiger counter.
2:56:59
This will tell us if the Russians
have brought in nuclear warheads.
2:57:03
- There is a tape recorder inside.
- Clever.
2:57:07
You will have to find out
2:57:08
what streets in Havana they use
to transport the missiles at night.
2:57:12
That's a job for Tomas.
And this one?
2:57:18
We have got lots of cameras.
2:57:21
Not like this one.
2:57:27
Remote-controlled.
2:57:31
You can put the camera
half a mile away.
2:57:33
And take pictures of what?
2:57:35
The missiles, of course.
2:57:36
At San Cristano? Oh, we'll never
get near there, darling. We've tried.
2:57:40
I will show how in the morning.
2:57:44
Now, the other things I need -
2:57:46
what units of Soviet troops are here,
any new types of aircraft...
2:57:51
And the caves...
Where are the biggest caves?
2:57:54
- The biggest ones are at Managua.
- Good.
2:57:58
Is that all?