In 2003, the U.S. military launched a full-scale invasion of Iraq without any declaration, and the army rushed into the city without any worries, ignoring the scattered civilians and shooting them. For all this, the reason given by the United States is that Saddam Hussein's government is developing weapons of mass destruction, but when Miller and his teammates searched the entire city, they were surprised to find that there was nothing but corpses and scrap iron, which was the third time.
With doubts, Miller returned to the Green Zone, which was actually a safe zone in baghdad in the Presidential Palace in which the Western countries led by the United States had negotiated sanctions against Saddam Hussein. Here are the embassies and intelligence agencies set up in Western countries.
Miller went to his boss alone, told him of his confusion and incomprehension, and hoped that his boss would agree to his application for investigation. He didn't want to pounce again and again, watching his brothers get injured or even killed because of an empty box, he just wanted to find weapons quickly to end the war. But his superiors told him that all the intelligence in the hands of the military has been carefully reviewed by a professional team, and there is no possibility of error or misjudgment. The reason why he pounced again and again was only because Saddam Hussein's government was too cunning and moved its weapons one step ahead of schedule.
Listening to the speech of the leader of the conference room, Miller not only did not answer the confusion in his heart, but began to suspect his superiors. At the same time, CIA Rajiv had the same idea, and after the meeting he took the initiative to find Miller and handed him a business card and asked him to contact him as soon as he sensed that something was wrong.
A few days later, Miller led the squad on a vigilance mission, but in the process of the mission, Miller suddenly received news that a member of the team had a fierce clash with the Iraqis in a square. When Miller arrived at the scene of the incident, he saw that the team members had already contained the Iraqi. The controlled Iraqis saw Miller and shouted loudly that they had important intelligence. The Iraqi, who calls himself Hafadi, had just driven a kilometer away when he spotted a group of Saddam Ba'ath Party members in a meeting, albeit a little far away, but he determined that one of them was a core official of the former Saddam hussein government.
This information should have been left to his superiors, but after the last meeting, Miller no longer trusted his superiors and intended to figure things out himself. Arriving at the location revealed by Hafadi, Miller did find some figures with heads and faces, and he immediately issued an order to intercept those who were preparing to leave, while leading the large army towards the house, but they finally slowed down.
The people in the house found that the situation was not right, and immediately slipped away from the back door, they only captured a few people in charge of the back of the temple, and found a notebook from one of them. After determining that they had ties to Saddam Hussein's government, they interrogated them on the spot and obtained key clues. Among the people who had just fled was General Al, the former military commander of Saddam's government, who was a big fish, the third most wanted man on the U.S. military list after Saddam himself and his son Uday.
Miller later learned from the captives under Hafadi's translation that General Al was the only one associated with weapons of mass destruction. Hearing the news, Miller's eyes lit up as if the truth were in front of him. However, just as Miller was about to inquire further, another U.S. force suddenly arrived and forcefully snatched several of the captured men from Miller's hands. Miller intends to argue with the other side, but the other party does not want to talk nonsense with him, and after three strokes and five divisions, he overshadows the Miller squad and snatches several of the captives.
Hearing the captives shout that the book was on Miller's body, the army planned to snatch the book from Miller's body, and Miller did not break out into a fierce conflict between the two sides. During the conflict, Miller hid the notebook in Hafadi's crotch in advance so that the clue was not completely disconnected, and the other party touched Miller's chest and buttocks for half a day, except for Miller's physiological reaction, and could only leave after a harsh word.
After solving his own people, Miller immediately caught up with Hafadi and asked him back for his notebook. To thank Miller for intending to pay Hafadi handsomely, Hafadi refused and said it was all for his country. Miller, who had obtained the notebook, remembered Hajiv, who had handed him his business card earlier, and he bypassed his superiors and gave him the notebook to discuss with him how to rescue the owner of the notebook, miller was convinced that he must know the whereabouts of General Al, and that General Al was the key to ending the war.
As he was preparing to leave, he was approached by a female journalist who identified herself as Dean, hoping that Miller would reveal some military news to him. Miller didn't have a good feeling for such people, and casually sent her off with a few perfunctory remarks, but some of Dane's words caught Miller's attention. Upon returning to the barracks, Miller immediately investigates him, only to discover that Dane had previously had a secret meeting with a senior American official, an Iraqi code-named Magellan.
This man named Magellan is the leader of Saddam's betrayal, and he is also the person who broke the news that Iraq was secretly developing weapons of mass destruction, and while Miller was studying The Dane News, the top level of the US military in the free and democratic green zone was torturing the owner of the notebook, and they tortured the man by inhuman means. The senior official who obtained the key clue found Miller at the first time, and yan Yuexi expressed his hope to get the notebook back, but Miller had already seen through these hypocritical high-ranking officials and was perfunctory.
He immediately approached Rajiv, who had forged the identity of a CIA agent for him and asked him to approach the captive. However, as soon as Miller left on the front foot, the senior officer on the back foot came to Rajiv with the Order of the White House. Senior officials used Rajiv's family to threaten him to hand over his notebook, but Rajiv had no choice but to hand it over. Fortunately, he delayed Miller a lot in the process, and let Miller find the captives before the senior officials could react, but the captives at this time had only their last breath left, and before dying, he told Miller an important piece of information: Jordan.
Miller then approached the former female reporter, who asked her where her story had come from. The female reporter told him that it was told to her by a senior U.S. military official before the outbreak of the Iraq war, and after listening to the female reporter, Miller began to doubt the authenticity of the whole thing. The next day he found Rajiv and learned from Rajiv that the place where Magellan and the U.S. officials had secretly met was Jordan, and upon hearing this, Miller suspected that General Al was the so-called Magellan.
To confirm this idea, the two retrieved General Eyre's file and consulted his entry and exit records. It turned out that in 2003, he did have a record of flying from Saddam Hussein International Airport to Amman, Jordan. At the same time, the senior officials who repeatedly blocked the two were also in Amman, Jordan, on the same day and had a record of consumption, and coincidentally, just 3 days later, the news that Iraq was hiding weapons of mass destruction was reported domestically, so the identities of the two need not be said.
But now a new question is in front of the two, and the high-ranking official has obtained the notebook, and if they do not hurry to find General Al, then the matter may be dead. Without further ado, the two set out to find General Al, and on the way Miller deciphered the contents of the notebook and arrived at General Eyre's hiding place with the squad members.
However, as soon as they arrived, they found a group of masked thugs holding General Al's subordinates hostage, and Miller saw the situation and immediately killed the masked thugs to save the man, while Miller asked him to bring a message for General Al for himself, asking him to meet him at a bus stop tomorrow. Just when Miller thought everything was going to be fine, the senior official received the news that he realized Miller's purpose and asked him to follow Miller.
The next day, when Miller arrived at the bus stop, a group of mysterious people suddenly appeared from around, they kidnapped Miller and arrested General Al, after seeing General Al, Miller asked all his doubts, and General Al was very cooperative to tell him the truth. It turned out that Saddam Hussein had no weapons of mass destruction at all, and all of this was a lie and conspiracy that the United States was looking for in order to start a war.
General Al admitted that he was indeed Magellan, and that he had cooperated with the United States in order to overthrow Saddam Hussein's brutal rule and establish a democratic regime of the Iraqi people themselves. However, he did not expect that the United States would be more brutal and shameless than Saddam Hussein, and his ideal became an opportunity for the Americans to plunder and invade. As the two were chatting, the senior officials on the other side were also preparing to open the table, and he held an emergency press conference in the green area, announcing that from this moment on all non-US forces in Iraq would be disarmed, the interim Iraqi government would be overthrown, and armed groups other than US troops would be regarded as terrorists from now on.
At the same time, the troops tracking Miller immediately launched a beheading operation against General Al upon receiving the news, and the army involuntarily slaughtered General Al's men. In addition, when the army found General Al, they also called on the nearby armored forces to pursue it together, and General Al heard the movement and planned to slip away through the back door. Miller immediately chased after him, and as the two confronted each other in the street, Hafadi suddenly appeared and killed General Al, who told Miller that the country was not under American control, and then limped away.
General Al died, but the U.S. military did not stop there. Instead, a sweep of nearby civilians and local militant groups was carried out, and countless Iraqis died that night, but no one will know what happened here. Miller, who had left the army long after, wrote an article about everything he knew and sent it to the national newspaper, but his behavior did not change much.
The U.S. Government has come forward to establish a new government in Iraq to lead the Iraqi people. At the same time, there are various factions in Iraq. None of them wanted to be at the disposal of the United States. Since there was no need to talk about it, it was only possible to lift the table, and this one was limited to 7 years, until 2011, when the US troops withdrew from Iraq, and at this time the Iraqi people could only see a devastated country.
The film "Green Zone" is adapted from the documentary literature of a journalist based in Iraq, which is a similar record of articles. The film does not focus on portraying the war scenes of the Iraq War, but pays attention to portraying the game outside the war, in order to seek benefits, the United States completely disregards the life and death of the Iraqi people or wants the Iraqi people to die and only pursue how much they can make.
It is worth mentioning that because this film was filmed by the American director Bai Left, the film can be seen everywhere with the words of "cooking freedom", and the ridiculous thing is that today's Iraq is illuminated by the aura of American democracy and there are many armed parties, and terrorists and extreme armed forces can be seen everywhere. As a result of these armed parties, Iraq is still at war on a daily basis.