This episode toggles between Greece, the Czech Republic, and Russia. It is now clear that Dr. Jack P. Ryan is on his own as he seeks to thwart the dastardly plan of a rogue Russian official to potentially start a nuclear war.
Petrov is the oily figure who replaces Popop as Russia's defense minister. The elderly Luka, who carried out the massacre of the Russian scientists in 1969, is able to see clearly the plotting of Petrov. But it is not clear if Luka will be an ally of Petrov. The Russian president actually seems like a stand-up guy.
Alena Kovac, the President of the Czech Republic, believes it was the Russians that killed Popop with the intention of assigning the blame to the Americans. But she is now in a difficult position whether to acquiesce to NATO or continue an alliance with the Russians.
Jack is now in Greece, ably assisted by his friend Tony who runs an auto repair shop. In turn, Jack gets linked up to his old buddy Mike November, who flies him out of Athens. Jack's only other ally is Greer, who is sent to Prague by the duplicitous and ambitious Elizabeth Wright.
...To be continued.
Petrov is the oily figure who replaces Popop as Russia's defense minister. The elderly Luka, who carried out the massacre of the Russian scientists in 1969, is able to see clearly the plotting of Petrov. But it is not clear if Luka will be an ally of Petrov. The Russian president actually seems like a stand-up guy.
Alena Kovac, the President of the Czech Republic, believes it was the Russians that killed Popop with the intention of assigning the blame to the Americans. But she is now in a difficult position whether to acquiesce to NATO or continue an alliance with the Russians.
Jack is now in Greece, ably assisted by his friend Tony who runs an auto repair shop. In turn, Jack gets linked up to his old buddy Mike November, who flies him out of Athens. Jack's only other ally is Greer, who is sent to Prague by the duplicitous and ambitious Elizabeth Wright.
...To be continued.