13 Bombs in Jakarta

An armored truck is targeted in downtown Jakarta by attackers armed with a shoulder-fired missile. The violent assault results in the deaths of all security guards as the attackers forcefully pry open the truck but leave the cash scattered on the streets, signaling the start of a larger scheme.

The Bureau of Counterterrorism, led by Damaskus, discovers that their network has been compromised. A terrorist leader informs officer Karin of a dire threat, announcing that 13 bombs have been strategically planted throughout Jakarta, with the first to detonate if a ransom of 100 bitcoins isn’t paid.

William and Oscar, founders of the cryptocurrency exchange Indodax, are interrogated by the Bureau. They claim innocence in the situation but offer to assist the Bureau in tracking down the terrorists since their platform could be exploited for the ransom transaction.

The terrorists execute their plan by bombing the Jakarta stock exchange, creating chaos and destruction. This assault is a strategic move to display their power and urgency ahead of the next bombings while further drawing attention to their cause.

To garner public support, the terrorist organization streams a message across all channels, portraying themselves as liberators against systemic injustice. They claim to fight for the oppressed, warning of further bombings if their demands are not met.

Karin permits William and Oscar to return to their office to gather equipment and contact their families, overlooking the potential risks involved. This decision causes tension within the Bureau, as suspicions arise about the possibility of a mole within their ranks.

The second bomb detonates in a crowded Jakarta metro train, causing panic and loss of life. With each explosion, the urgency for the Bureau to act escalates, while William and Oscar continue to navigate the dangerous landscape imposed by the terrorists.

William and Oscar confront the terrorist leader, Arok, realizing he once attended one of their seminars. Although he expresses appreciation for their vision, he remains steadfast in his belief that violent measures are necessary to achieve true equality.

Amidst escalating tensions, Arok decides to bomb the international airport, igniting fierce debate among his followers. Although some members express moral objections due to the threat to innocent lives, Arok pushes forward with his plan to dismantle the financial system.

During efforts to deactivate the bombs, Waluyo, a tech head of the organization, sacrifices himself to protect William and Oscar. He reveals crucial information about the 13th bomb, emphasizing the need to prevent catastrophic consequences that could follow.

As the investigation intensifies, the Bureau realizes the mole is actually Gita, not Fajar as initially suspected. This revelation upends their approach, and they scramble to rectify their strategy and counter the growing threat of the terrorist organization.

The final showdown occurs at an abandoned factory where Emil and Karin confront Ismail and Gita. In a chaotic firefight, the stakes escalate further as Gita attempts to activate the malware designed to bring down the financial systems altogether.

In a critical moment, Agnes shoots Gita as she begins to install the destructive malware. This act prevents potentially catastrophic damage to the financial infrastructure, sparking a chain of events that lead to the prevention of widespread chaos.

With the malware's activation looming, William and Oscar race against time to stop it from spreading. In a frantic effort, they manage to neutralize the threat just in time, allowing the country a reprieve from complete destruction.

After the chaos subsides, the failure of the government to address systemic issues surfaces as a central theme. The group behind the bombings reminds the authorities of the pressing disparities in society, suggesting that while bombing isn't the answer, the root problems must be addressed.