April 2014. Crimea is occupied by "green men", the next was Slovyansk. The turn came to Kramatorsk.
Israeli citizen Dina Schmeerzon and her two young children come to Kramatorsk, her hometown, to attend her mother's funeral.
The militants who captured the city are purposefully catching foreigners and journalists and throw them behind bars, demanding ransom from relatives. There is a gray area of ​​lawlessness. Denunciations of foreigners and dissidents are becoming a well-paid business. Dina and her children are trapped and forced into hiding.
Yitzhak, Dina's husband, asks the Mossad to take his wife and children out of the occupied city. An Israeli intelligence officer asks for his Ukrainian colleague, SBU (Ukrainian Secret Service) Colonel Mykola Kovalenko, to rescue Israeli citizens.
Information about the release operation becomes known to Russian FSB officers who arrived in Kramatorsk on a punitive mission.
They have old war relations with Colonel Kovalenko. The day before, he, together with a Mossad agent, failed a secret Russian operation in the Middle East.
This failure turned into a disgraceful business trip to Donbas for the FSB (Russian Secret Service) members.
They are actively looking for and still find Dean with the children to use them as "Alive" in the hunt for the SBU colonel.
Mykola Kovalenko's delivery to Moscow is their return ticket to the great reconnaissance.
Colonel Kovalenko cannot trust anyone, as the SBU's intelligence network has collapsed. Therefore, he makes an unusual decision to turn to the Right
The sector, which at that time was already fighting the occupiers.
In Kramatorsk, a group of aircraft is already facing an ambush, well organized by the Russians.
Dini manages to warn his liberators of the danger.
Operation to release under threat of failure. But the colonel of SBU and group of PS (Right Sector, Ukrainian military volunteer battalion) decide to take a risk and release the hostages