Director Nenbona was taken to a small red building.
Judging from the decoration, this small building should be used by the base to receive experts and leaders. Although the small building was temporarily installed with no less than ten guard posts, even going to the bathroom was under surveillance.
But compared to his colleagues who squatted in the stuffy warehouse and couldn't even drink water, Director Nenbona was lucky enough.
The interrogator placed a smoked fish sprinkled with caviar and bread in front of the director and said, "The experts sent by the Kremlin are on the plane. They will arrive at the base in about three hours."
"Let me introduce myself. My name is Lermontov. I am the commander of the anti-espionage war room of this base."
"Base …"
Director Nenbona sat on the sofa and gently swirled the coffee in his hand. "May I ask, on the way here, I was curious about where I was. I heard the term base many times."
"From the time our plane landed to the time the fighters and ground search personnel arrived, it was less than ten minutes. I am curious, which base in Russia can be equipped with so many guards. "
"You don't know?" Colonel Lermontov looked at him with some ridicule.
The latter shook his head. He really didn't know.
"This is the Yamsk ballistic missile test base. If your pilot didn't bring you here, we wouldn't have met."
Director Nenbona's expression immediately stiffened.
Compared to the vague rumors in the outside world, as one of the highest officials in the UA, Nenbona certainly had more credible channels to understand the base.
He remembered that at a meeting not long ago, he heard people in the Pentagon talk about the base and the ballistic missile being tested at the base.
"Why did you come here?"
Colonel Lermontov's expression became serious. "There is another question that the Kremlin must figure out. How did your plane avoid our radar detection?"
"When our radar detected your plane, your plane was less than five hundred meters above the ground."
"If it was an ultra-low altitude penetration, we didn't find the corresponding terrain matching flight equipment on the plane. In addition, the airframe structure of the Boeing 747 can't complete the penetration mission. "
Director Nenbona wanted to laugh at the "seriousness" of the other party. "You didn't deliberately turn off the anti-air radar?"
"Mr. Director, I don't think you have realized the seriousness of the problem."
Colonel Lermontov frowned. "This is a serious military incident that can directly threaten Russia's national security. Now, the two most important pilots in this incident are missing, and you are our only source of information."
"I think you should understand what kind of military response our Russian strategic department made after this incident."
Director Nenambona took a sip of coffee. "I request to see Mr. Tamec from Moscow."
"Mr. Tamec, the ambassador of the US Embassy?" Colonel Lermontov said in a strange voice, "You won't see a single American except on the plane, in fact, according to the information we have now. The United States seems to be unable to determine where the plane landed. "
"I don't know if this is a plot by the Americans, or a plan that you and the two pilots came up with."
"But I want to tell you that this incident will not end until we figure out how you evaded the detection of our anti-aircraft radar and your goal."
Director Nenambona caught a piece of information from the conversation.
He said that the United States probably hasn't figured out where the plane landed.
If it was a normal flight, the director should be sleeping soundly in a hotel in the western suburbs of Hua Xia. The next day, he would hold a meeting with the arrogant young president that would attract the attention of the entire United States.
Then, whether it was a Russian plot or not, the United States probably didn't know where the plane landed.
But in this case, both the United States and himself were innocent.
But Director Nenambona also knew that no matter how he explained, no one would believe him.
"I believe in our country." Director Nenambona's expression was firm. "At the latest tomorrow, they will definitely find out that we are detained here."
"Also, I want to tell you."
"On this plane, not only me, the Director of the Social Security Bureau, but also the entire Boeing 747. There's also the entire Boeing 747. Apart from the pilot, there's also a team of reporters from dozens of well-known media outlets in the United States.
"I don't know your intention of hijacking this plane."
"But I know that the longer you delay, the more international pressure you will bear."
Colonel Lermontov waved his hand indifferently. "Then I will tell you."
"For the security of Russian territory, we are willing to pay any price."
…
Director Nenambona and Colonel Lermontov's conversation ended on bad terms.
Both of them believed that this incident was planned by the other party, and there must be an unspeakable conspiracy.
In order to crack this "conspiracy," the Yamsk ballistic missile test base entered a state of first-level combat readiness.
All missile-related tests were suspended.
The ground and air forces in charge of security were authorized during wartime to open fire without authorization from the command room if they found any unidentified person, vehicle, or aircraft that did not obey orders.
The Boeing 747 parked on the abandoned runway was also towed to the airport hangar by the missile trailer in the base.
There were plenty of experts in the base.
They were in charge of researching and testing ballistic missiles, let alone researching airplanes.
Now, these experts were gathered in the hangar, intending to disassemble the Boeing 747 into a jigsaw puzzle of parts that would be difficult to restore even if Boeing's mechanics came.
Especially the cockpit of the plane.
These experts believed that the key to the plane avoiding the coastal anti-air radar and the inland anti-air radar was likely to be some equipment in the cockpit.
The United States had even arranged for other extremely advanced stealth aircraft to accompany the flight on that route.
Otherwise, there was no reason for the pilots to disappear for no reason.
In addition, through the backup inspection of the photos before disassembly, these aerospace experts found that the Boeing 747 in front of them no longer had the two most important black boxes and the cockpit operation record storage.
The location of the black boxes had traces of violent cutting.
The cockpit was intact except for the missing storage, but the experts found that the porthole glass had traces of recent disassembly and installation.
These were not traces of normal maintenance and repair. Normal maintenance and repair would replace the screw washer and replace the glass seal.
The cockpit glass of the plane in front of them had several places where the bolts were not tightened.
With these findings, it was reasonable to speculate that the two pilots had, with the cooperation of outsiders, removed the porthole glass and used it as a door to leave the plane after locking the isolation door.
Without the black boxes and storage, these experts simply took out the key control chips on the flight equipment in the cockpit.
These chips, like computer chips, had a very small cache space. With special equipment, they could read ten to twenty records of the last operations that were stored in the cache.
Then they were shocked to find that the plane had been remotely landed on the abandoned runway by an external person who had taken over the autopilot system.
According to the recent findings in the cache, the speculation that there was an advanced stealth fighter flying with the Boeing 747 was valid.
The stealth fighter provided real-time terrain matching navigation data, allowing the Boeing 747 to fly at an extremely low altitude and avoid detection by the radar?
The experts subconsciously thought that this was impossible, but they could not find any other reasonable speculation.
The Americans were really willing to spend a lot of money!
…
The Yamsk Ballistic Missile Test Base was facing a formidable enemy, but the outside world was still peaceful.
When the Boeing 747 carrying the negotiation team passed by Japan, the Japanese tower did not notice anything unusual. When the plane approached Hua Xia's airspace, the Hua Xia ground control tower did not notice anything wrong.
At that time, the pilot said that there was a small problem with the plane's wing and that they had to fly to Qizhou Island to land for repair. This also explained why the plane was almost five hours late.
So far, only the Americans and Ye Qing knew that there was a problem with the plane.
The American Aviation Command Department watched as the plane's GPS positioning signal flew all the way to Hua Xia's Shanghai.
Then, the GPS suddenly disappeared.
They asked the Shanghai airport, and the other party told them that the plane had been diverted to South Korea's Qizhou Island a few hours ago …
This was impossible.
They anxiously asked the Qizhou Island airport, and the other party said that they did not receive any landing request from the plane.
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