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How Mossad Hunted the World's Most Dangerous Bomb Maker, Viktor Sokolov

Sofia, Bulgaria — May 22, 2003. At zero four seventeen hours, lights flickered on inside a hillside villa that had been dark for six hours. The man inside had been hunted longer than most wars last. For eighteen years, Viktor Sokolov vanished before anyone could reach him. He changed names, countries, even the cadence of his speech. He believed the pursuit had gone cold, that the agencies tracking him had moved on to fresher threats. But a single operational file—Red Echo—had already closed the distance. Outside his reinforced walls, shadows were moving through pre-positioned corridors, radios transmitting in burst sequences measured in milliseconds. By sunrise, one of the world's most prolific bomb makers would be dead, and an eighteen-year manhunt would finally end with Operation Red Echo.