Possibly. If I were inclined toward generosity, I would say that they're more than aware of the risk but are unable to find the agents and therefore unable to act. Or they're afraid of placing themselves at further risk.
However, ignoring the risk will not negate it. And the agents taken will not have been trained to resist the kind of interrogation they will likely be subjected to. They will give them everything.
so what's your plan? it's one thing to get a single una soldier and try to interrogate them, but how are we supposed to pull a rescue op in a foreign city? we had home field advantage last time and some of us nearly died
[ she did. she nearly died. hafid actually died. ]
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doesn't ms have their own agents there to do a rescue op?
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( a rather poor attempt at a joke, admittedly. )
Possibly.
If I were inclined toward generosity, I would say that they're more than aware of the risk but are unable to find the agents and therefore unable to act.
Or they're afraid of placing themselves at further risk.
However, ignoring the risk will not negate it.
And the agents taken will not have been trained to resist the kind of interrogation they will likely be subjected to.
They will give them everything.
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it's one thing to get a single una soldier and try to interrogate them, but how are we supposed to pull a rescue op in a foreign city? we had home field advantage last time and some of us nearly died
[ she did. she nearly died. hafid actually died. ]