Behind the Lies

Iranian submarines launch missiles at the United States. How could this happen? By spring of 2010, Israel's government has grown anxious about the extent of Iran's nuclear enrichment program. At the same time, Jibril Atwan, advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran, is developing plans to convert Iranian land-based missiles into weapons capable of carrying nuclear armed warheads, missiles that can be deployed from submarines. The President of the United States confronts Israel after a covert team on their payroll is detected infiltrating into Iran by an American nuclear submarine operating off the coast of Iran. Secret US war preparations begin. Kilo submarines make contact with Iran, confirming they are heading to launch against the United States and Israel. Two Kilos are cruising toward each US coastline; a fifth will take up position off the coast of Israel. No target information is designated in their messages, but the US and Israel both know that the Kilos are coming and that they are targets. The task: to locate five Kilo Submarines and terminate or force them to surface and surrender.