Article 4: Radio transmissions intercepted by British Intelligence Agents (Translated from Russian)

April 23rd, 1970, approximately 2130 hours

“This is Motorized Patrol Fyodor-6, beginning patrol.”

“Roger that Fyodor-6, over and out.”

[Silence]

“HQ, this is Fyodor-6, our dogs are smelling something, over.”

“HQ to Fyodor-6, do you have hostile contact?”

“Negative HQ, no contact. Could be nothing.”

“Understood Fyodor-6, stay safe out there.”

[Silence]

“HQ, I don’t think we’re alone. The dogs [static]”

“Fyodor-6, repeat your last.”

“Fyodor-6, come in.”

“Fyodor-6, please respond.”

“HQ, this is Fyodor-6, hostile contact, I repeat, hostile contact! They’re everywhere! [Gunshots]”

“Fyodor-6, please report.”

“Fuck off, HQ! [Gunshots] Shit, the other car is down, I don’t see any infantry either. They’re all dead, the bastards.”

“HQ, this is Fyodor-6, I need mortar fire on my flare, incendiary! [Gunshot]”

“Roger that Fyodor-6, I see your flare.”

“Fyodor-6, are you there?”

“Fyodor-6, please respond.”

“Fyodor-6, respond!”