Occupied (Okkupert)

We can't cooperate with a country that consistently violates our borders.

I called my boyfriend Nikolaj.

She said I should go home, that he'd take care of it.

Do you think he's still using the game to communicate?

Down!

I put spyware in the app. Someone in the PM's office downloaded it.

There's thousands of pages. They'll take weeks to go through.

Then maybe it's best you keep living here.

Finland will propose a resolution that Russian should leave Norway.

Someone needs to stop that man before he starts a war.

Jesper.

- You look worse than ever. - Thank you.

So how was the meeting?

The new Commissioner agreed to present our resolution to Parliament next week.

No. Fantastic.

Excuse me. Two vodkas, please. Russian.

- We still have to vote. - I know France will vote in our favor.

We're gonna win this, Antti. I told you we were gonna win.

Yes, you did. But the EU won't kick the Russians out -

- unless the Norwegian government consents.

I know, but our current Prime Minister, Anita -

- she's too weak to oppose Russia on this.

I assume that even if she realizes this is a golden opportunity...

- ...to actually get the Russians out... - I wouldn't be too certain about that.

What you need is my presence in Norway when the resolution goes through.

So I'm preparing.

I found a way to travel to Norway without being arrested.

It's a private ship owned by a Polish foundation.

Several of the Eastern EU countries will support me.

Jesper, don't mess things up now.

OCCUPIED

FEBRUARY, PART ONE

They miss home. They need more Russian flavors.

I think it tastes good, but I don't know about changing the menu.

I agree; it's not enough. That's why I was thinking -

Why not having a reception for the most influential Russians in Oslo?

I know the best chef in Moscow. He's a friend of mine.

I asked him to come do the cooking and he said yes.

Nadja, I really think you should've asked me before asking him.

I feel we need to be linked to something positive. Not what happened to my father.

Sidorova knew my father. I'm sure she will come.

- I can ask her. - Okay, Nadja...

Please let me send her a proper invitation, okay?

Hi, Nikolaj.

- Oh, blini? - Yeah. Dig in.

Today France and Spain announced they will vote in favor of a Russian pull-out.

Most member states now seem to want Russia to leave.

EU President Rudolf Teichmann didn't rule out military assistance -

- if the Norwegian government asks for help.

When will the EU stop producing these pointless resolutions?

- Why pointless? - They'll never act unless you ask them.

Even our initial agreement says Russia should have left by now.

Would you excuse us for a minute?

Russia is threatening war if we support the resolution.

- Then we need to inform the EU. - Will you call the EU President for me?

This resolution offers you an historic opportunity to get rid of the Russians.

Only if they leave in a friendly manner.

True friends should respect each other.

Yes, but Russian considers this a provocation.

Don't forget they entered Norway at your request.

To stay for six months, not two years.

Many other member states are concerned about Russia's provocative behavior.

Will they be reassured if war breaks out in Norway?

- No one wants war. - Then why not attempt to negotiate first?

We don't want to give Russia the impression their withdrawal is negotiable.

Norway can't support this resolution unless all options have been exhausted.

Okay, I will allow for a video conference -

- and I'll let the Russians know that you're their best ambassador.

Damn slut.

I need to show you something.

Look. Anita's email.

"The Kingdom's security depends on the Coastal Guards' conviction."

September 28th is the day before Faisal was convicted.

You're totally fantastic.

- I thought you'd given up. - Yeah, until I got a tip where to search.

- From whom? - That's the problem, because...

I have no idea who sent it.

- It must be someone who wants to help. - What if it's a trap from PST?

- To reveal that we hacked it. - Don't be so paranoid.

Look at this.

[PM @AnitaRygh pressured judge to convict the Coastal Guards. #ihaveproof]

- Where did she get this from? - Don't know.

PST thought our email server had been hacked. Maybe that.

- That's a serious offense. - No one will care about that.

The press has already started calling.

My email correspondence can't come out.

- Hi. Where's Dad? - He's probably in the bathroom.

You need to go to sleep. It's late.

Goodnight.

We need you in Oslo on February 23rd.

- What's the mission? - An armed operation.

- Where? - You'll get a message.

That happened half an hour ago. Weland received meeting coordinates.

- Was February 23rd mentioned earlier? - No, not as far as we know.

- Have you checked with the others? - No one's recorded a concrete threat.

But the EU Parliament is voting on the Norway resolution that day.

There's a call for you.

- Hello, this is Frida. - Hi, Frida, this is Jesper Berg.

Hi? I just saw your tweet.

I just want to say that the whole legal process with your boyfriend -

- upsets me, so I can imagine how you feel about it.

If you're sitting on evidence -

- I'd advise you to take it to the Liberation Party.

I can send you the number for Harald Vold.

Just a second.

Good luck, Frida.

Sir, everyone is ready for you.

The Prime Minister needs to comment on the EU resolution. I can't say more.

What do the other Defense leaders say?

Once again, in Norway -

- no military leaders can make political decisions.

We're getting reports now that former Prime Minister Jesper Berg -

is giving an interview with the BBC.

He's on a ship bound for Norway. We go now to the west coast of France.

The app is called "Free Our Soldiers".

On the map, you can see what looks like a small V sailing along the French coast.

Can you explain to us why you're doing this, Jesper Berg?

We want to send a message to the Free Our Soldiers movement.

V for victory is in sight. The Coastal Guards will soon be free men.

Are these the same soldiers convicted for sedition where several Russians died?

They were not workers. They were Russian special forces.

Prime Minister Anita Rygh has turned the whole case upside down.

She has manipulated the Norwegian court system -

just to please the Russian government.

Mom, turn it on. I need to say what he says.

No, you can't!

Is it true that you have been charged with terrorism for ordering the attack?

These are all false accusations, and I'm looking forward to proving it in Norway.

We'll be touching on that later. I notice you have some international guests here.

I do, and I'm very proud of that.

This is Mr. Tomaszewski, a member of the Polish Parliament.

Mr. Tomaszewski, what are your reasons for being on board?

We are here to guard Mr. Berg's safe journey home.

Why do you believe Mr. Berg needs your protection?

It's because Mr. Berg has experienced several acts of Russian aggression.

With you are members of the Lithuanian, Hungarian, and Czech Parliaments.

Are you at all concerned for your own safety?

No. An attack on one of us would be an attack on the entire EU.

And if anything bad happens here, the world can watch it.

We're transmitting a live feed 24/7 from this ship.

I know.

Excuse me. We didn't order this.

You got a really good deal on the wine.

You have no right to show up here.

Customer service is an important part of business, isn't it?

I made it clear that I'm not interested in your wine.

Can you confirm that Sidorova is coming to the reception on February 20th -

- together with all of the Russian leadership?

I want you to change the date to the 23rd. Postpone it.

- Why do you want that? - You don't need to know that.

We're not taking that. Take it back.

What about Nikolaj? He can still be convicted for killing Minnikov.

I'll send you a recording.

Currently, I'm the only one who has it.

Surely you don't want me to share it.

They have the death penalty in Russia.

There must never be a doubt about this:

Anita Rygh has acted in a foreign state's interest. We can prove it!

And so I demand -

- that the Constitutional Court bring her in for impeachment!

- It's started. - I'm on the way. Are there many people?

Listen.

We in the Liberation Party support Jesper Berg -

- as the last and only elected state leader in Norway!

Hi. I need to have a chat with you.

Your efforts are being exploited by warmongers.

- Do you think Berg cares about Faisal? - I do.

- You manipulated his judge. - He would have been in Russia otherwise.

That wasn't why. You don't care about Faisal.

You should be in there like him.

If I'm impeached, Jesper Berg will take over and start a war.

A short, but bloody war that Russia will win.

Then Faisal won't have a chance. He'll go back to Russia. Do you want that?

What will happen to Faisal if I don't release the emails?

Where?

- What's up? Everyone's waiting for you. - Did you give them the material?

- No, I was waiting for you. - Good.

We can't do it after all.

Why?

I called my boyfriend Nikolaj.

And he came and said I should go.

That I should just get out of there.

- Bente? - Hi, I'm here.

- I have to tell you something. - What?

- To have a wonderful day. - Good. It's a wonderful day.

- Have you seen my phone? - Yes. Here it is.

- That's almost perfect. - Thank you.

Very good, Maja.

That's one smart girl. I have to go. What did you wanna tell me?

Nothing.

- Are you sure? - Yes. It's okay.

Alright, see ya.

Hello?

Hi, is this Ingrid Bø?

This is Bente Norum. I don't know if you remember me.

Good morning. Anything new?

- It's just a bunch of kids today. - Message me when they log on.

She didn't want to meet at PST. She doesn't trust the police.

- Are you alright? - Yeah, I'm just a bit tired.

- Were you playing that game all night? - Yep.