Falk, as a four-star general, is undoubtedly the highest-ranking general ever captured in U.S. history. He has created history, of course, if made public, it would be humiliating history. If kept confidential, then naturally it would be as if nothing ever happened.
Since it cannot be made public, it's not an exchange of war prisoners, but a unilateral release.
The plane has landed and is taxiing on the runway. The arriving plane is a Boeing 777, not from any airline, but a Pentagon-affiliated official jet. However, its U.S. Military insignias and plane numbers have been temporarily painted over and concealed upon arrival.
The noise during taxiing is quite loud, and as he listens to the increasingly close roar of the engines, Falk begins to feel a bit restless while left alone in the car.
It's really better off dead in the tunnels of Tbilisi.
Falk instinctively shook his head, but immediately someone gave him a light tap on his head, prompting him to stop moving.
