Occupied — Season 2
Eight months after Free Norway took action, the nation stands poised on the edge of conflict. While the government desperately seeks to avert all-out war, uneasy compromises have been struck with Russia – deals that leave many feeling unsettled and vulnerable. Beneath a fragile veneer of peace, however, simmering tensions and acts of terror threaten to shatter the delicate balance, forcing everyone to confront a stark question: when faced with a choice between security and liberty, what truly holds the greatest value?
With the recent military engagement at the gas plant still echoing, a government in exile for Norway has been established. Simultaneously, negotiations are underway between Russia and the European Union.
Following the incident at Melkøya, Russia has detained the Coast Guard personnel involved. Norwegian Prime Minister Anita Rygg has stated that these individuals will be transferred to Norwegian authorities; however, the situation becomes co…
The Coast Guard personnel face a sentence among the harshest the law provides. Simultaneously, the threat of terrorism persists, and Anita seeks to broker an amnesty with Free Norway, hoping to quell the unrest among the populace.
Those who held Jesper intended to deliver him to the Norwegian authorities. However, upon learning of Russian involvement in the arrangement, they instead decreed his death.
Jesper reached Paris, finding Astrid and Jerome, but his arrival proved short-lived. The police quickly located him, and he was taken into custody. It was then that Jerome intervened, offering assistance.
A disquiet settles over the Nordic countries, a persistent unease stemming from Russia's proximity to Norway. Amidst this tension, Anita works tirelessly to cultivate a more amicable relationship between the nations.
A resolution seeking Russia's exclusion from Norway appears to have considerable support within the European Union. However, the EU's ability to pass such a measure hinges on the endorsement of the Norwegian government.
Brussels views the downing of the Finnish fighter plane as an assault on the European Union, and is now considering a resolution demanding Russia's expulsion from Norway. Furthermore, there are calls for Anita to relinquish her position.
