Strike Back: Season 7

Season 7 overview

Section 20 reunites in Malaysia for a routine exercise that quickly unravels after a British operative is killed. The team pursues intel on a downed Russian plane while navigating local police interference.

Key story beats

  1. Malaysian Reunion — Section 20 reunites for a routine cleanup exercise that quickly escalates.
  2. KL Operative Assassination — A British operative carrying critical intel is killed, shifting the mission's priority.
  3. Zarkova Alliance — Section 20 forms a fragile partnership with Zarkova to track a stolen nuclear warhead.
  4. Police Interference — Local police pull Section 20 off the case after a false alarm, causing operational frustration.
  5. Indian Scientist Kidnapping — A militant group kidnaps three scientists, revealing Vartak's personal vendetta against Muslims.
  6. Wyatt's Captivity — Wyatt is tortured by Vartak's henchmen while Mac pushes for encrypted drive intel.
  7. Myanmar Jungle Ambush — A high-speed jungle firefight results in the suitcase nukes falling into a brutal drug lord's hands.
  8. Beshnov's Revelation — Beshnov reveals hidden truths about Zarkova, complicating the Russian faction's dynamics.
  9. Corrupt Police Trap — Novin and Zarkova are captured by corrupt officers, forcing a desperate escape.
  10. Coltrane Goes Rogue — Coltrane publicly defends his decision to operate outside official channels with S20.
  11. Russia Covert Mission — A tight 24-hour operation to extract a vital FSB analyst begins under intense pressure.
  12. Jakarta Mall Standoff — Wyatt and Novin confront Komodo soldiers and insurgent forces in a deserted shopping mall.
  13. Software Heist Pursuit — Section 20 clashes with Russian renegades attempting to purchase satellite-circuit software.
  14. Missile Keys Battle — The season culminates in a direct clash over keys to supposedly destroyed Soviet missiles.
  15. Season Resolution — The immediate nuclear threat is contained, leaving lingering geopolitical uncertainties.

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