Sorry, Rocco.
Come, come.
Good dog.
Somali AI-Shabab militants
have posted this picture of an unnamed man
they say they have executed in Nairobi.
They claim he was a spy
working for British and Kenyan intelligence services,
attempting to disrupt the recruiting and trafficking
of young Western Muslims.
Al-Shabab extremism within Kenya
escalated with the Westgate shopping mall attack
in Nairobi two years ago,
in which 67 people died and 175 were injured.
In April, the group massacred 147 students and staff
at Garissa University College.
Al-Shabab want to impose their strict version
of Sharia law across the Horn of Africa.
They bitterly resent the role of Britain and the Kenyan military
in propping up the UN-backed Somali government.
- Morning, Colonel. - Morning, Ted.
Good morning.
- Good morning, ma'am. - Morning, Colonel.
Version three on Operation Egret is ready.
Ahmed's house data is on slide three.
Thank you.
Only two Hellfires? Where are my GBU-12s?
Well, ma'am, given the mission brief, we thought we should
decrease the gross weight and increase the loiter time.
So I've only got the Hellfires?
Yes, ma'am.
Sadd, next time you change the load out,
you check with me first, please?
- Yes, ma'am. - Thank you.
How was your flight?
General, good morning.
You got my email?
Yes, sir. Very upsetting.
His family will need our support.
Leave it with me.
- Everything in place? - Yes, sir.
I'll be at Cobra in an hour.
That should be fine.
Good luck today, Katherine.
Thank you.
Is this Briefing Room 7?
Yeah. You're fine. We haven't started yet.
Lieutenant Watts.
Airman Gershon.
Pleasure.
Stand by.
Room, attention.
Carry on.
All right, I'm going to
introduce you guys to Colonel Powell in London.
- Push us through please, Major. - Yes, sir.
Good morning, Colonel.
Are we coming through clear?
Loud and clear, Colonel, thank you.
Good to see you again.
And you, ma'am. I have your crew ready.
Introduce yourselves, please.
Morning, ma'am. Lieutenant Steve Watts,
Aircraft Commander, Pilot.
Airman First Class Carrie Gershon, Sensor Operator.
Senior Airman Matt Levery, Mission Intel Coordinator.
Thank you.
Today, you will be flying a joint operation over Nairobi, Kenya,
codename Operation Egret.
Horn of Africa, Somalia, Kenya, Nairobi.
We have intelligence of a meeting of key members of Al-Shabab
in the suburb of Parklands in this house, here.
It belongs to a man named Shahid Ahmed.
He's an Al-Shabab facilitator.
Due to visit this house is this man,
Abdullah Al-Hady.
He's a Somali, and his wife, Ayesha Al-Hady,
formerly Susan Helen Danford, British national.
Troubled childhood, converted at 15.
She was radicalized in a West London mosque
where she met and married Al-Hady.
Intelligence has them connected
to the most recent suicide bombing in Kenya.
They are numbers four and
five on our East Africa Most Wanted list.
We've been tracking them for six years.
Their cell executed one of our Kenyan agents yesterday.
Now we have information that they will be in Nairobi today,