:24:01
DIA and NR0. You have responsibility
for primary SAT imagery...
:24:05
Excuse me, ma'am.
I don't mean to interrupt.
:24:08
- Yes?
- Um, these terrorists...
:24:11
Have they asked for anything,
a list of demands?
:24:14
Russians out of Chechnya...?
:24:16
No, but it's not unusual for days,
even weeks to go by
:24:19
before a claim of responsibility
is made.
:24:22
- Yeah.
- Air mob command is...
:24:24
Excuse me again. Ma'am. I'm sorry.
:24:26
That's a satellite shot of the
trains just before they collided.
:24:31
Perhaps you should discuss
Special 0p possibilities?
:24:35
Right. General Garnett has Special
0perations command at full alert.
:24:39
- Excuse me.
- I'm sorry to keep interrupting.
:24:43
You see these blobs right here?
:24:45
Those are people jumping off
the train before it crashes.
:24:50
Now look at that train.
That's the one with the nuke.
:24:55
Nobody's jumpin' off that. Why not?
:25:01
They were already dead.
:25:04
How many warheads
were on the train?
:25:07
The Russians haven't confirmed yet.
:25:10
So we have no idea
of potential yield?
:25:17
Are you suggesting
this was a robbery?
:25:19
Whoever did this had access to
Russian satellite positioning intel.
:25:24
That leaves out your Chechen rebels.
:25:26
:25:28
I would like to point out
:25:30
that 1,500 people
were killed last night.
:25:34
You don't do that unless you want
to make a profound statement.
:25:37
Do you know how much a nuke
is worth on the market?
:25:40
Minimum $200 million, cash.
:25:43
$200 million
is a very profound statement.
:25:45
I'm sorry, ma'am.
The detonation was a smoke screen.
:25:49
This was a hijacking,
and whoever stole these things
:25:52
got off the bus a long way back.
:25:54
:25:58
Well, we will certainly be
considering your theory.