We also have to question whether or not Russia is telling the truth about Dmitri being alive.
Either way, we only have to wait a week to find out whether or not Russias lying.
After that, the show needs to move on from the constant conflict with Russia.
Credit: Sarah Shatz/CBS
We need a new country to focus on in season 3.
Now back to the main events of the night.
The U.S. decides to enact their Render Safe mission to secure the warheads before terrorists steal them.
The main concern obviously being Hizb al-Shahid.
Classic Russia just being super sketch.
Walter points out that if Hizb al-Shahid has the bombs, they would want to use them.
What does that mean?
Luckily there are only a limited number of people who can do that.
So now that they have their scientist, they ask Russia to help track him down.
They successfully track down the truck and everyone inside.
All 110 missiles are now accounted for.
One problem solved, onto the next.
Murphy Station has finally tracked down Jibral Disah and they refuse to leave without finishing the job.
Jane, Henry, and Jose are on a stakeout near the supposed location of Jibral.
A group of men leave the house and get into a black SUV.
Murphy Station confirms that Jibral is in the group and order an immediate drone strike.
With all the drones busy in other locations they have to wait three minutes for the strike.
Which is just enough time to lose Jibral … again.
Jane, Jose, and Henry follow the SUVs, but soon realize theyre being followed, too.
Murphy Station starts getting shot at just as the drone takes down the black SUV carrying Jibral Disah.
Supposedly Jibral is officially dead, but Im not so easily convinced.
Murphy Station flees on foot, but Jose was shot in the attack.
Unless, of course, Bess keeps this new information a secret.
That means the spy trade with Russia will likely be next weeks focus.
The country will drown without Bess, so thats a non-starter.
At least Stevies not marrying that old guy or the Presidents son, right?
She could do much worse.
