After years of careful planning, the terrorist operation has entered its final stage. The authorities have not received any intelligence; They are racing against time, but they don't know yet. As the action unfolds, we see the work and life of men and women directly affected by terrorism. This includes: a firefighter worried that he and his subordinates would be working in increasingly dangerous conditions; The head of the anti-terrorism department responsible for protecting London and a Muslim female detective were taken to Scotland to investigate another suspected terrorist organization. But it's too late to stop the attack now. Outside the Liverpool Street station, a suicide bomber detonated a large bomb, causing dozens of commuters to die and throwing radioactive plumes high into the morning sky. For the police, the desperate struggle to find and prevent the second attack has begun. For the fire department, conducting search and rescue in heavily polluted areas is a challenging and dangerous task. For emergency service control personnel, this is a massive operation aimed at controlling and purifying thousands of frightened people after the explosion. Based on extensive research, "Dirty War" asks whether as a country, we are prepared to face such attacks. Author: Anon