After being captured, Memati is tortured by the Russians. Nesrin begs Russian Selim for Memati's survival. By Russian Selim's order, Memati is not killed, but thrown into a garbage container after being tortured.
Dogu Bey directs the Chechens he meets to Polat Alemdar, whom he trusts. Polat Alemdar meets with Chechens. Polat offers 680 million dollars to the Chechens, the only condition is that they leave Turkey when they receive the money.
While the garbage collectors were collecting the garbage, they found Memati thrown into the container.
Safiye comes to Ömer Candan's shop with her mother to introduce him to Ömer Candan. While Safiye and Nergiz Karahanli are returning home, the car stops at a red light. The street vendor boy throws an envelope through Safiye Karahanli's open window and disappears. Inside the envelope is a Latin sentence that no one knows the meaning of.
Laz Ziya meets with Ibrahim Ahiskali, the tsar of the Russian Council, to establish close relations with the Russian Council. Ibrahim delivers Nesrin, who took refuge with him, to her father as a sign of goodwill to Laz Ziya, who is getting closer to the Ahiskali council. Thus, Nesrin lost against both her father, Memati and the Russian council in the game she played. Laz Ziya offers to engage his daughter Nesrin and Russian Selim, and Ahiskali welcomes this offer.
Dogu Bey directs the Chechens he meets to Polat Alemdar, whom he trusts. Polat Alemdar meets with Chechens. Polat offers 680 million dollars to the Chechens, the only condition is that they leave Turkey when they receive the money.
While the garbage collectors were collecting the garbage, they found Memati thrown into the container.
Safiye comes to Ömer Candan's shop with her mother to introduce him to Ömer Candan. While Safiye and Nergiz Karahanli are returning home, the car stops at a red light. The street vendor boy throws an envelope through Safiye Karahanli's open window and disappears. Inside the envelope is a Latin sentence that no one knows the meaning of.
Laz Ziya meets with Ibrahim Ahiskali, the tsar of the Russian Council, to establish close relations with the Russian Council. Ibrahim delivers Nesrin, who took refuge with him, to her father as a sign of goodwill to Laz Ziya, who is getting closer to the Ahiskali council. Thus, Nesrin lost against both her father, Memati and the Russian council in the game she played. Laz Ziya offers to engage his daughter Nesrin and Russian Selim, and Ahiskali welcomes this offer.
