[speaking Pashto] The government in exile...
...has been funded by drugs,
something strictly forbidden in our religion.
Everything is fair in war.
No, it isn't. This is a holy war.
We are just the conduits in this heroin business.
Any update on the Haqqanis?
They are working with ISIS, in Syria.
Millions have lost their homes.
We should be waging this war on American soil.
Excuse me.
I would like to speak with the Supreme Leader in private.
Didn't you hear him?
Excuse us.
There has been an attack 30 miles from here.
It seems to be a BAF conspiracy.
Our names have also come up.
Things are going to get rough.
We need to move you to a safe place.
We can't afford,
to get exposed.
Shehzad said not to leave.
Are you sure he's not duping us?
[speaking Pashto] This way.
Move it.
[speaking Pashto] The plan is ready and underway.
We have identified an abandoned madrasa outside town.
We will move there temporarily.
And then?
And then you pull up Shehzad by his reins,
and get us a safe exit,
out of Pakistan.
Counting on Shehzad will be a foolish mistake.
He has his own agenda.
So we will do things our way from now onwards.
[speaking Pashto] The car with the prisoners inside will be following you.
There will be a pilot vehicle alongside, armed with bombs, if need be.
Accessing the abandoned Madrasa will be easier.
Today you have made me proud.
At times children grow up faster than you can imagine.
Yes, our future supreme leader.
Tell me what to do.
My orders will always be in the interest of Taliban.
Our fighters are already there.
Cleaning up your chambers.
Wonderful.
-Be careful. Hurry up. -Yes, sir.
Push them in. Quickly!
Push them in.
-Go inside. -Push them in.
-Go inside.
Push them in.
Follow our vehicle.