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Chapter 793 - "Berlin Intelligence Station" Preview (Part )

Conference room, 3rd floor, Berlin City Police Command Center, Tempelhof Airport Road.

The Greek anti-terrorist tactical team, the anti-terrorist assault teams under the German Federal Police Office and the special duty team of the Serious and Organized Crime Division of the German Federal Criminal Police Office are listening to mission briefings and discussing the tactics that should be used in the operation.

Several enlarged and detailed versions of the map of Meisterdi Street in the Lichtenberg district and the architectural section of Villa No. 112 were projected onto the big screen for the police officers to refer to and analyze.

“According to the intelligence gathered so far, Konguli’s hideout here is guarded by nine to eleven militants.”

Lieutenant Colonel Schlottebeck of the German Federal Police Headquarters, who was the top commander of the joint operation organized by the CIA Berlin Station and the Greek and German police, used a laser pen to circle several possible hiding places for the militants.

"The living room on the first floor, the dining table on the east side, and the large balcony on the south side; the staircase on the second floor, the corridor on the southwest side, and the bar room on the northeast side; the billiard room and open-air cool area on the third floor."

The attack was carried out by the Greek anti-terrorist tactical team and the German anti-terrorist assault team, who surrounded the house from the east and west sides in a flat pincer-like manner.

The German Federal Criminal Police Office's special duty team is responsible for providing long-range precision strikes, real-time dynamic monitoring, and serving as the general reserve force.

The solution designed by Lieutenant Colonel Schlottebeck was to solve the problem within twenty minutes.

"The purpose of choosing to carry out this operation in the early morning was to give the group of [anti-government hooligans] a heavy blow. They were secretly plotting and sabotaging, while we were arresting them openly and in accordance with the law."

At this moment, Lieutenant Colonel Schlottebeck instantly transformed from a seasoned tactical commander into a professional politician who spoke high-sounding words and shouted slogans.

The expressions of the people in the conference room were calm.

Apparently he was used to his superiors going crazy before every mission.

Second Lieutenant Klostermann, commander of the German anti-terrorist assault team sitting on Chen's left, tilted his head and asked softly whether his CIA superior felt the same way.

"They prefer to lead the singing of 'Ode to Freedom' to show their sentiments."

Chen's words made Klostermann's expression freeze.

The latter's colleagues stifled laughter and whispered that "Ode to Liberty" was the Greek national anthem.

Klosterman giving Chen the thumbs-up was embarrassing enough whether it was true or not.

"The goals of the operation are twofold: to capture and eliminate [militants] and to rescue Konguli's family. Although Konguli is an extremely dangerous [terrorist], his parents, wife and children should not be implicated." Despite the high-sounding words of Lieutenant Colonel Schlottbeck, the mission statement jointly formulated by the CIA and the Greek and German police has clearly told them:
If resistance is encountered during law enforcement, any terrorist who takes the initiative to open fire can be shot dead directly.

All arrested persons should be collectively referred to as suspects before a court ruling.

However, the assignment letter directly classified Konguli's wife and children as "criminals".

This has already shown the true intention of the CIA and the Greek ruling class, who are determined to take severe revenge on Konguli.

The Greek ruling class's intention to severely punish anti-government elements and terrorists was also tacitly approved by Germany.

After all, keeping the people silent, respectful and obedient is the common pursuit of the bureaucratic group.

The fifty-minute mission briefing is over.

The Greek anti-terrorist tactical team, the German anti-terrorist assault team and the special service team entered the equipment room and began to put on their equipment.

During this period, Chen made a request to Lieutenant Corell, who was in charge of commanding the special duty group:

That is, the guys responsible for long-range precision strikes directly aim at the fatal positions of all targets.

"The political deterrent significance of this operation far outweighs the law enforcement itself. I hope you understand that, Lieutenant."

Chen put a .50BMG bullet into Correll's palm.

The district of Lichtenberg has the largest Asian supermarket market in Germany.

The villa complex on Maistre Street is inhabited by a mixed group of Arabs, Koreans, Indians and Chinese.

Normally, the complexity of law enforcement in this area is very high.

It requires systematic and lengthy investigation and control work.

But it is because it is necessary to deter the anti-government wave that has gradually spread to Europe starting from Greece.

Therefore, the German Ministry of the Interior explicitly requires the action units to show their courage and teach a lesson to those with ulterior motives!
Five twenty in the morning.

Six survivor wheeled armored vehicles produced by Rheinmetall Defence drove smoothly out of the basement of the Berlin Police Command Center accompanied by ten police cars.

At 112: in the morning, the Berlin Police Investigation Team began to evacuate residents around Villa in an orderly manner.

He also told the residents living one kilometer away to rest well.

Don't run to the window to watch the fun and make a noise.

Although the killing distance and range of a bullet are two different concepts.

However, the possibility of causing disability or death at the end of the bullet's flight or when it falls cannot be completely ruled out.

Konguli dared to hide his relatives and family here.

It is to take advantage of the fact that the ethnic groups living in the villa community on Maistre Street are too complex.

But he really underestimated the ability of the CIA, Greek and German intelligence agencies and police informants to do their job.

Or perhaps Konguli had never expected that Germany would reach cooperation with Greece so quickly.

And allow Greece's special police to conduct cross-border law enforcement.

Furthermore, Konguli had never expected that his revolutionary mentor, Chavelas, the former senior editor of the Daily Newspaper and a middle-aged leader in the Greek cultural community, would betray his family. This enabled the CIA, the Greek and German police, who only vaguely knew the approximate location of Konguli's family, to accurately lock on to the target within 11 hours and pretend to be power pipeline maintenance personnel, easily completing a home inspection.

Fortunately, the cautious Konguli did not live with his relatives but chose to hide alone in the Kosnachi community where Vietnamese and Slavs lived together.

So at this moment he could only watch through the telescope as the German police completely surrounded Villa No. 112.

Even Konguli did not dare to call his brothers who were protecting his family and tell them to lay down their weapons and not resist.

Because Konguli knew that there was a smiling guy in a certain commercial vehicle waiting for him to make a mistake.

The CIA, Greek and German police hoped that Konguli would impulsively surrender himself to the trap for the sake of his family.

But Kongouli is clearly different from Chavelas.

The former is calmer and can even be said to be cold-blooded.

Five fifty-five in the morning.

The Greek anti-terrorist tactical team, the German anti-terrorist assault team and the special service team arrived at the scene in an orderly manner.

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The time left by the Greek and German police for Konguli to call and surrender was finally exhausted.

In fact, Konguli knew that the Berlin City Police Investigation Team's high-profile evacuation of the residents of Meisterdi Street at 4:20 in the morning was a signal from the Greek and German police to him to surrender as soon as possible.

When the real combat team entered the scene, Konguli, holding the telescope, understood that the countdown for his punishment and revenge had begun.

But Konguli, who had a firm faith, never touched the phone.

He firmly believed that bloodshed and sacrifice were the necessary pains of revolution.

Inside a bulletproof Mercedes commercial vehicle at the intersection of Maistedi Street and Kenzinam Road.

Chavelas, with a calm expression and a cup of coffee in hand, sighed to the intern reporter Evangeline:

“Konguli is a true [revolutionary fighter].”

Ms. Alessio, an investigative agent of the German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, who was fiddling with monitoring headphones in the front row, whispered in a playful tone, praising Konguli's extraordinary calmness and wisdom.

It's six o'clock sharp in the morning.

The phone never rang, causing Lieutenant Colonel Schlottebeck to let out a breath.

Through the blinds of the temporarily requisitioned house, he saw the anti-terrorist tactical team and the anti-terrorist assault team already in position for the attack.

After hesitating for three seconds, he picked up the headphones on the table and said the word "start" briefly and forcefully.

While the anti-terrorist tactical team commanded by Chen and the anti-terrorist assault team commanded by Lieutenant Klostermann were getting up and circling towards the gate of the villa from the east and west sides respectively, Lieutenant Correll had ordered the special service team responsible for long-range precision strikes to open fire and clear the exposed targets in the villa.

Even the usual psychological warfare process of persuading them to surrender was skipped.

The villa's heavy door and the south window on the first floor were broken at the same time.

One second after the stun grenade exploded, Chen took the lead and flashed into the living room with a standard low-profile tactical move.

Kill a militant who was kneeling on one knee and retching, and occupy a sofa with a wide view and good defense.

The following team members took turns to cover and quickly moved to various places in the living room to establish control.

Cooperate with your companions at the south window to clean up the area east of the living room.

Relatively intense firefights on the first floor took place in the dining room, kitchen and balcony west of the living room.

The anti-terrorist tactical team commanded by Chen attacked the second floor after controlling and clearing the living room and the large study on the east side.

The anti-terrorist strike team commanded by Klostermann was responsible for sweeping the area west of the living room.

The militants here were not hit by stun grenades, so they still have some fighting power.

The brothers under Konguli still have some combat common sense.

Know that in a small area, whether it is a defensive grenade or an offensive grenade, it is very easy to injure yourself.

So no one used explosives to resist the anti-terrorist tactical team that rushed up from the first floor.

Moreover, after being surrounded, some of them underwent psychological changes, which greatly reduced the density of their firepower.

After once again using stun grenades to complete a textbook-level stair attack.

The two militants who were still breathing on the second floor chose to give up resistance.

At the same time, the two militants who had been under surveillance by the special service team on the third floor were stripped down to their underwear.

The three militants west of the living room on the first floor were all shot dead.

In this operation, five of the thirteen militants surrendered with minor injuries, and eight died on the spot.

Konguli's 17-year-old eldest son, 37-year-old brother and 69-year-old mother were shot dead.

Because the three men tried to pick up the two SCAR rifles next to the coffee table in the living room on the second floor.

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