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“No,” Dr. Halabi interrupted, her eyes wide with sudden understanding. “There’s an old wastewater tunnel. It leads under the highway. But it’s flooded with crude oil.”

Three hours earlier, a Black Hawk with no transponder signal had skimmed the Jordanian border, hugging the terrain so low that Bedouin shepherds threw rocks at it, thinking it was a giant, lost beetle. On board was a man named Jake Korr. Hidden Strike

They found the engineers in a sub-basement control room, huddled behind a blast door. The four of them—two women, two men, all in oil-stained coveralls—looked less like valuable assets and more like terrified rabbits. Their leader, a sharp-faced woman named Dr. Amira Halabi, didn’t thank him. She just said, “About time. The backdoor isn’t in our heads. It’s in a chip we hid in the refinery’s main server.” “No,” Dr

“Always.”