Now Alia is under the custody of the head of the Special Service Section and his subordinates. Sokov arranged for Koshkin and others to take over, so naturally he had to say hello to the other party. He dialed the number of the Special Service Section and said straight to the point: "I
It’s Sokov, ask your section chief to answer the phone.”
It was just an ordinary Ministry of Internal Affairs soldier who answered the phone. When he heard that the caller was Sokov, he immediately stood up from his seat and said respectfully: "Hello, Comrade Commander. The section chief is interrogating the prisoners and needs immediate help."
Call her over?"
"Interrogate the prisoners?" Sokov couldn't help being stunned after hearing this, and asked casually: "Interrogate what prisoners?" He did not remember which prisoners were captured and sent back to Otac.
"That's the female sniper Alia from the daytime." The soldier replied, "The section chief felt that more information could be dug out of her, so he interrogated her overnight."
Sokov remembered that when he was going to be interrogated in the afternoon, he happened to receive a battle report from the direction of Chernivtsi. He couldn't get away for a while, so he handed over the interrogation work to the chief of the special service section. As for how they got from Alia's mouth
Here, he got the information he wanted, but he didn't know it.
At this moment, when he heard the soldier talking about the special service chief interrogating the female sniper again, Sokov couldn't help but frowned: "Didn't we interrogate him in the afternoon? What can we find out if we interrogate him again now?"
"Comrade Commander," the soldier said hesitantly, "the section chief said that she must still have a lot of important information that she has not disclosed. If we use some means against her at night, we might be able to dig out everything she knows."
When Sokov heard this, he immediately became angry. If the special service chief engaged in torture to extract a confession, even if he could ask for something, the accuracy of the intelligence would be greatly compromised, so he ordered the soldiers unhappily: "Let the special service chief
Come and answer the phone immediately."
A few minutes later, Sokov heard the voice of the special service chief coming from the receiver: "Hello, comrade commander, I am the special service chief. What instructions do you have?"
"Comrade Section Chief," Sokov said coldly, "I heard that you are in the interrogation room, trying to trick the captured Alia. Did she confess something else?"
"Comrade Commander, according to my judgment, Alia must still have a lot of information that has not been disclosed during the afternoon interrogation, so she will be interrogated overnight."
Sokov suppressed the anger in his heart and tried his best to ask in a calm tone: "What information was not truthfully disclosed?"
But the special service chief obviously did not hear the anger in Sokov's voice, and replied truthfully: "Comrade Commander, there are still many things that she did not confess. For example, where is the radio station that she contacted her superiors?
Who provided her with bombs and military uniforms, and helped her sneak into the kitchen of the headquarters."
The words of the special service chief were like a thunderbolt exploding above Sokov's head. If the other party hadn't said this, he wouldn't have noticed that there were so many flaws in Aaliya's body. In this way, she confessed in the afternoon
Those things may also contain a lot of misleading content.
Sokov suddenly felt like he was being cheated. He took a deep breath, and after his emotions calmed down, he asked calmly: "Then what did she confess tonight?"
"She has told you where the radio and the codebook are hidden, and I have sent someone to get the radio."
"Comrade Section Chief," thinking that Aaliya didn't tell where the radio station was hidden in the afternoon, but the effect of the interrogation at night was so obvious, he couldn't help but curiously asked: "She didn't explain the questions during the day, but she was so relaxed at night
Just tell me, how did you do it?"
"Comrade Commander, Alia was injured when she was captured." The special service chief explained to Sokov: "The military doctor performed an operation on her, and now the anesthetic effect has not completely worn off. It is a person's willpower that is the most powerful.
When it was weak, it was easy for us to ask what we wanted to ask.”
"She wasn't tortured, right?" Sokov was worried that the special service chief was tortured, and what he asked might come out of torture, so he said euphemistically: "If we blindly use torture to obtain a confession, what will be obtained in the confession?"
There are some false elements."
"Don't worry, Comrade Commander." The special service chief replied: "I have been engaged in this profession for more than 20 years and have rich experience in how to make the enemy speak."
Since the head of the special service section said so, Sokov couldn't say anything else. After all, he specializes in the art, and he is a good hand in directing battles. But when it comes to interrogating prisoners, he is far inferior to the chief of the special service section. "Okay.
Okay, Comrade Section Chief. If your subordinates find Aaliyah's radio station, remember to notify me in time. Also, you must ask clearly where she got the military uniforms and explosives, and who guided them.
Entered the headquarters kitchen. Do you understand?"
"Understood, Comrade Commander." The special service chief said confidently: "I will definitely ask her for all the information you want."
"Comrade Commander," Trofimenko vaguely heard a few words when Sokov was talking to the chief of the special service section. Seeing Sokov put down the phone at this moment, he came over and asked tentatively: "What did you and the chief of the special service section say?
What?"
Sokov looked up at Trofimenko and said: "Comrade Deputy Commander, the head of the special service section told me that he felt that Alia did not explain many important contents during the afternoon interrogation, so he interrogated her again overnight.
Hope we can find some useful information for us."
"Since we already know that the Germans have sent sniper teams to Chernivtsi and Wingane in addition to the direction of Otats, and have adopted countermeasures, what is the need to continue interrogating her?
"
"It is very necessary." If Sokov had not spoken to the head of the special service section, I am afraid that his thoughts at this moment were similar to Trofimenko's, but at this time he said seriously: "In the afternoon, our focus was on
Ernovce was a defensive line broken by the German army, so many things were ignored. For example, how she obtained our army uniforms and explosives, and with the help of someone, she sneaked into our kitchen."
Trofimenko's expression froze on his face. He recalled the chaotic scene in the headquarters after the explosion. He felt that he had ignored such an important issue, and suddenly cold sweat broke out on his forehead.
"Comrade Commander." Trofimenko paused for a moment and then asked Sokov: "Did Alia confess?"
"She has not confessed to these issues yet," Sokov said: "But she told the location of where she hid the radio station. Now the special service chief has sent someone to retrieve the radio station. As for whether she is telling the truth or lies
, it depends on whether our soldiers can get the radio station."
After waiting for more than half an hour, the phone rang in the headquarters.
Koshkin heard the phone ringing and instinctively rushed to the phone. Just as he was trying to reach out and grab the phone, he suddenly remembered that he was at the headquarters, not his battalion, and some calls he could not answer.
So he cast a questioning look at Sokov to see if he could answer the call. When Sokov saw Koshkin looking at him for help, he guessed what he meant and nodded, indicating that he could answer the call.
Answer the phone.
Koshkin, who received Sokov's instructions, immediately grabbed the microphone and put it to his ear and said loudly: "This is the headquarters. If you have anything to say, please tell me!"
The person on the other end of the phone heard Koshkin's voice. After being stunned for a moment, he said, "Is it Captain Koshkin? I am the special service section chief. I have important information and need to report it to the commander immediately."
Koshkin turned his head and glanced at Sokov, who was sitting not far away, and then said into the microphone: "Comrade Commander is busy and has no time to answer your call. If there is anything, you can tell me the same thing."
Fortunately, the chief of the special service knew that Koshkin was Sokov's confidant and that he was also from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, so he naturally had a good impression of him. Listening to what Koshkin said now, he did not doubt that the other party was telling the truth, but that he was telling the truth.
The ground reported: "The soldiers we sent to go to the radio station are back."
"Oh, the soldier who took the radio is back?" Koshkin asked tentatively: "Is the radio really where Alia said it is?"
"Yes, Comrade Captain." The special service chief replied truthfully: "We did find the radio station where she said it was, but when our people arrived, the radio station had been destroyed and the code book had been destroyed."
Koshkin heard this and realized the seriousness of the problem. He quickly covered the microphone with his hand and reported to Sokov who was sitting next to him: "Comrade Commander, the chief of the special service section said that the soldiers who took the radio have returned. But they
When we arrived, the radio station had been damaged and the code book had been destroyed."
When Sokov heard this, he lost his temper and reached out to take the microphone from Koshkin's hand: "Comrade Section Chief, this is Sokov. Please repeat to me what you just said."
When the special service chief heard what Sokov said, he did not dare to neglect, and quickly repeated what he had just said to Koshkin, and finally said: "Comrade Commander, this is the situation. Look at what happens next."
What should we do with Aaliya when we come down?"
"It seems that this woman has hidden a lot of things from us?" Sokov, who was originally sympathetic to Alia, could not help but get really angry at this moment: "Military uniforms, explosives and how she sneaked into the headquarters kitchen,...
Did she confess?"
"No, Comrade Commander, there is no confession." Perhaps because he was worried about being blamed by Sokov, he also took the initiative to say: "During our interrogation, she suddenly fainted. We called in military doctors for treatment, but she never
Woke up, resulting in our interrogation having to be interrupted."
"What, you suddenly fainted?" Sokov said in surprise: "Did the military doctor say anything? Could it be that the injury was too severe and caused the coma?"
"No, Comrade Commander." The special service chief said hesitantly: "The military doctor secretly told me in private that Aaliya might not want to accept our interrogation anymore, so she pretended to be unconscious on purpose."
"Then is there any way the military doctor can help her stop pretending to be comatose and wake her up directly?"
"I'm afraid not, Comrade Commander." The special service chief said with a wry smile: "Military doctors have tried many methods, but they have never been able to wake her up."
"Where is the military doctor?" Sokov frowned and thought for a while, and then a bold idea came to his mind, but to implement this plan, the doctor's full cooperation was needed: "Let him come and answer the phone, I have something to do.
Give him orders."
The military doctor may have been staying beside the special service chief. When he heard Sokov wanted to find him, his voice immediately came from the receiver: "Hello, Comrade Commander."
"Hello, comrade military doctor." Sokov asked politely: "Is there really nothing you can do to stop Alia from pretending to be comatose?"
"Comrade Commander, I have tried many methods, but none of them work." The military doctor said helplessly: "There is an old saying: You can never wake up a person who is pretending to sleep."
"Comrade doctor, don't be so desperate." Sokov said with a smile: "I have a way to stop her from pretending to be comatose." After saying that, he told the military doctor his thoughts.
After hearing this, the military doctor was stunned for a long time. Although he knew that Sokov could not see it, he still gave a thumbs up and said repeatedly: "Comrade Commander, your method is really amazing. Don't worry, I will do it right away."
Go implement your plan, and I will be able to wake her up from her pretend coma in forty minutes at most."
Accompanied by the chief of the special service section, the military doctor returned to the interrogation room. Looking at Aaliya lying on a wooden bed, he asked his subordinates: "Did she wake up after I just left?"
"No, Comrade Section Chief." The soldier standing next to her shook her head and said, "There has been no movement for a long time. It seems that she was too seriously injured, causing her to pass out."
He saw the military doctor placing the small suitcase he was carrying next to Aaliyah, then opening the lid and rummaging through it. The soldier couldn't help but curiously asked: "Comrade military doctor, what are you doing?"
"Hey, I think this lady may have been injured too seriously, so she passed out." The military doctor pretended to frown and said, "I will give her two nutritional injections to ensure her strength." After that, he took out the bag.
I rummaged through and found the injections I was looking for, and gave Aaliya two injections in her arm.
Watching the military doctor give Aaliya the injection, the special service chief asked in a low voice: "Comrade military doctor, how long will it take for the results to be effective?"
The military doctor raised his hand to look at his watch, and then said in a low voice: "If everything goes well, it will take up to half an hour to see results."
The soldier next to him heard the conversation between the special service section chief and the military doctor as if they were playing riddles, with a confused expression on his face. However, because of his humble position, he did not dare to ask casually what was going on.
Time passed by, and everyone in the interrogation room stared intently at Aaliya lying on the wooden bed. At first, she lay motionless on it, but as time went by, her body appeared.
There was a slight tremor. At first, you couldn't see it unless you looked carefully. But as time went by, her whole body started to tremble.
When the special service chief saw this, he gave the military doctor the same smile, and then said to Aaliya who was lying on the wooden bed: "Okay, Aaliya, stop pretending to be unconscious. If you don't want to pee in your pants,
Just get up quickly and go to the toilet."
As soon as he finished speaking, Aaliya, whose eyes were closed, suddenly sat up, got out of bed, and quickly ran towards the bathroom next to her.
Seeing Aaliya's embarrassed look, the special service chief couldn't help laughing, and then said to the military doctor: "Comrade military doctor, I really didn't expect that Comrade Commander could come up with such a wonderful trick, which made Aaliya unable to do anything."
You can't continue to pretend to be unconscious."
This chapter has been completed!