Covenant.
The latest shootout action blockbuster Covenant in 2023, directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Jake Gyllenhaal, is based on true events, telling the story of a US Army sergeant who breaks into the war-torn area of Afghanistan to rescue his benefactor's family in return for saving his life.
John is a U.S. Army sergeant in Afghanistan when an explosion killed his teammates and local translator. After a few days of restoration, John again found a local translator, Hamed. Hamed is a military veteran who is now working as a translator for a living. On the first day of joining the team, John asked Hamed to help them find the Taliban's bomb den, and Hamed, who was familiar with the locals, first took them to a big smoke hall, and after careful searching, the team found nothing. For the days that followed, John spared no effort to find clues to the bomber every day.
Suddenly, one day John receives a tip-off that a young man suspected of having dealings with Tari-like has been discovered. So that night John took action on the lively street, and two team members brazenly shot and took him away. Several people come to a remote alley, John asks Hamed to help him buy the man, ask for clues about the bomber, and finally coerce the young man to tell a mine that is suspected to be a bomb base. After receiving the news, John reported directly to his superiors, who approved John to lead a raid on the bomb den the next day.
However, on the way to the mine, Hamed suddenly asks for a stop, telling John that if he continues, he will most likely be ambushed. John sent the letter to the highest point of the sniper to observe, but there was nothing unusual in his eyes. The cautious John still did not drive recklessly, but asked the communicator to contact the headquarters, used reconnaissance aircraft to conduct reconnaissance, and finally received an answer from the headquarters when they were about to lose patience.
The reconnaissance aircraft observed a large number of enemy ambushes at one time eight kilometers ahead of them, and John chose to cancel today's operation for safety, knowing that Hamed had saved all their lives. On the other hand, after Hammed returned home, his wife, who was about to give birth, asked him how the visa to the United States was going, and Hamed could only be silent, after all, the efficiency of the US immigration office was not as fast as the old lady's ondol.
The screen turned and John finally led the team to the suspicious mine, and after controlling all the staff, he did not find anything abnormal. Just then, the owner of the mine told John that there was a plantation not far away, where Taliban personnel were frequented, and that if they wanted to find something useful, they should go there. Hamed tells John the clues provided by the mine owner. But John was not very relieved, so he searched the mine carefully first. Unbeknownst to them, however, that not far away, a Taliban was watching. After seeing John, he immediately reported to the headquarters for support.
After John had his men take control of the entire mine, he led the men to the plantation not far away, and as soon as he got closer, he heard screams coming from the house, and tilted his head to look in and saw a large number of bombs. Identifying the target, John asked him to call the headquarters for support, and he immediately attacked. I saw John flash into the room, and a few shots solved the enemy. He saw a man tortured to death, and the old man on the ground who had been knocked down by him was the protagonist of the explosion the other day.
At this moment, a person suddenly appeared behind the gate and injured his teammates with one shot. After killing the enemy, John immediately installed C4 inside the bomb factory, and then prepared to leave with the wounded. Suddenly, a gunshot rang out, and his teammate was shot in the face and died directly. Enemies appeared from all directions, and John's formation also received radio contact from his teammates, and a large number of enemies were attacking from afar. Keep your eyes on the roadcover another clock.
