Moscow Rules by Daniel Silva

The provided text is comprised of excerpts from the novel Moscow Rules by Daniel Silva, including parts of the table of contents and acknowledgements, alongside several chapters. The narrative follows Gabriel Allon, an Israeli operative, as he is drawn into a dangerous mission following the murder of a Russian journalist in Rome who sought to expose an arms dealer and oligarch named Ivan Kharkov. The plot involves espionage, art forgery, and a complex plan to extract Kharkov's wife, Elena, who possesses vital intelligence concerning a sale of anti-aircraft missiles (SA-18s) to an al-Qaeda affiliate. The geographically sweeping story moves from France and Italy to London, Washington D.C., and ultimately to Moscow and the Russian countryside, culminating in a successful operation to disrupt the weapons deal, and is heavily influenced by the author's research into Russian politics, journalism, and intelligence tradecraft.

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