:43:00
It will shoot whether it's covered in mud
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or filled with sand.
:43:03
It's so easy, even a child can use it
:43:06
and they do.
:43:07
The Soviets put the gun on a coin.
:43:08
Mozambique put it on their flag.
:43:11
Since the end of the Cold War,
:43:12
the Kalashnikov has become the...
:43:14
...Russian people's greatest export.
:43:16
After that comes vodka, caviar,
:43:18
and suicidal novelists.
:43:20
One thing's for sure
:43:22
no one was lining up to buy their cars.
:43:38
What fucking documents?
:43:45
You listen to me, Lieutenant.
:43:47
You keep them there.
For as long as you can!
:43:49
Fight You listen to me, Lieutenant.
:43:51
To the death! Moscow is behind us!
:43:53
It's an order!
:43:54
I thought you supposed watching
out for these people.
:43:56
How can I?
:43:57
You keep selling my helicopters.
:43:59
You are too greedy, Yuri!
:44:01
I can't hold him forever.
:44:03
I've got paperwork.
:44:04
Not for the gunships.
:44:06
You know the penalty for
:44:07
sanction-busting.
:44:08
Selling the military helicopter
is a major violation.
:44:11
Military helicopter.
:44:17
It's not a military helicopter.
:44:19
It's a rescue helicopter.
:44:21
Get to work, son.
:44:23
No problem.
:44:26
The law's on our side.
:44:46
All right, let me see your papers.
:44:49
No-no-no, put that away.
:44:50
See your papers.
:44:52
Yuri Orlov.
:44:53
Mr. Orlov, always In the wrong
place at the right time.
:44:56
What the fuck is this?
:44:59
We've met before.