The Bureau

After 4 months working undercover as the CIA's mole inside the DGSE, Malotru is threatening to cut ties with the Americans unless they take action to save Nadia, who is still held prisoner.

Malotru secretly bypasses his superiors to oversee Marina's mission in Iran as she is getting closer to Shapur Zamani, the son of a high-ranking Iranian official.

The Bureau is orchestrating an operation to recruit Sabrina, the French jihadist's sister. Malotru asks Celine to update him on Nadia's status in Syria, where she's being interrogated by one of the most devious judges of the regime.

When Marina's mission becomes compromised, she is sent back to Paris and forced to distance herself from Shapur. But without his access to the young Iranian, Malotru loses his only leverage with the CIA to secure Nadia's rescue.

The DGSE no longer knows whom to trust with its missions and its agents. Malotru and Sabrina are set to meet the French jihadist at the Syrian border.

Sisteron's critical situation becomes the priority at the DGSE. Malotru is assigned to a new mission to help neutralize the French jihadist.

When Nadia holds the DGSE accountable, they take action to ensure her safety thanks to Malotru's inspired input. Meanwhile, Shapur is about to be recruited as an asset and Malotru is resorting to unorthodox methods to bring an end to his mission.

Still embarked on their delicate mission, Celine and Malotru have to manipulate Andreas Schnabel, a German journalist with connections inside ISIS. Duflot struggles to understand how the Americans managed to double-cross them on their own ground.

Shapur's carelessness puts Marina in serious danger. In Paris, the DGSE is holding the CIA accountable and demanding to know their mole's identity. Finally, the mission to neutralize the French jihadist ends.

In Iran, Marina is transferred from one prison to another. Meanwhile, in Raqqa, Malotru is bent on bringing an end to his mission and finds himself waiting to meet Toufik with Schnabel.