: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.
:45:00
Off the coast Colombia.
:45:02
What was the name of that freighter?
:45:03
I can't remember, was it the Kono
or the Kristol?
:45:07
The crew called that vessel a lot of names.
:45:09
None repeatable in polite company.
:45:11
Answer the question.
:45:12
The new MP-5.
:45:15
Would you like a silencer for that?
:45:16
I need to see your papers.
:45:19
Get the fuck off me.
:45:21
Dmitri!
:45:26
The end-user certificate for this aircraft...
:45:28
states "Burkina Faso."
:45:31
Nice, very nice.
:45:32
Did you type this up yourself?
:45:34
The helicopter is to be used on
humanitarian missions.
:45:36
Oh, so you're a humanitarian?
:45:38
Oh, absolutely.
:45:40
This is a military aircraft.
:45:42
Not anymore.
Listen to the nephew!
:45:44
What can they do with military hardware
:45:45
but convert it to civilian use?
:45:48
The only way you could die from this baby
:45:49
now is if a food drop hits you.
:45:54
And this stuff over here, huh?
:45:55
Is it going to Burkina Faso... Ah,
:45:57
but to a different client at a
different address.
:45:59
That's just a coincidence is that it?