A female CIA sleeper agent escapes the Russian prison to stop a KGB Commander with personal vendetta from secretly launching a tactical nuclear warhead to win the war on Ukraine.

SYNOPSIS:

How many snipers does it take to stop a war?

Svetlana, a CIA sleeper spy, beats the odds in an illegal fight club inside a Russian maximum-security prison to win supplies, especially her favourite American peanut butter jars. But the prison guards who bet against her are not happy and put her in restraints to torture her. She uses her Houdini-like escaping skills to get out unharmed until she trips up a facial recognition software on KGB surveillance to match…

… a dead KGB agent!

A hit is put on her by the KGB commander of an elite assassin unit – Unit 13. The prison inmates all want the two-million-roubles reward for the open contract. Svetlana receives a postcard in the mail and puts into effect her escape plan. She floods the prison, to trap the inmates and the guards inside and escapes through an underground tunnel. She is chased by the military canine unit, and KGB assassins are dropped from an attack helicopter to chase her through the Siberian Forest and trap her on an icy lake. Her mission is to stop the KGB commander, her ex-trainer, from launching a nuclear warhead from an abandoned missile silo.

If not, can she shoot down a supersonic missile in mid-air?

RUSSIAN SNIPER