After purchasing the intelligence on these people, Jiang Yan Hai immediately began reviewing it. But as he read, his expression turned strange. No wonder the names had sounded familiar when he first heard them.
Looking at it now, they really did seem to be the people he knew.
He simply had not thought it through that thoroughly at first. Now, he could see it clearly.
As for the information they had leaked in advance, Jiang Yan Hai felt that he should take it seriously. Sandstorm would not do something pointless.
Although Jiang Yan Hai had not gone there himself, he had already instructed Er Dan to begin infiltrating the main signal base station servers in Azerbaijan.
There were too few civilian servers here, so there was no need. Of course, if they needed to pass through a city, then they would naturally have to use them. If not, there was no point.
He still did not know much about the situation there. He first had to figure out what Sandstorm was trying to do.
Domestic intelligence agencies had too few personnel in Azerbaijan—practically none at all. He could only rely on his own strength.
While Jiang Yan Hai was handling these matters, Ethan Hunt and the others had already secured a private jet, along with much of the equipment they needed.
After the entire team assembled, they quickly boarded the private jet and flew straight to Mumbai.
In Mumbai, Ethan Hunt's team infiltrated a party hosted by Indian media tycoon Bujina. At that moment, Brandt and Benji had already begun entering the server room.
After Jane successfully hooked up with Bujina, the operation proceeded at high speed and with great efficiency. There were plenty of risks along the way—for example, Brandt had nearly died during the fan sequence, since Benji's