Interceptor

The United States secures two interceptor launch sites to protect against nuclear missile assaults. Fort Greely in Alaska faces an unexpected attack, resulting in the hijacking of 16 nuclear warheads from Russian territory by unidentified assailants linked to a terrorist group.

Captain J. J. Collins is reassigned to a secluded ocean platform as a new interceptor site. Following her reporting of a sexual misconduct incident, she faces isolation and bullying from her fellow officers, leading her to the outpost under Lt. Colonel Clark Marshall's command.

A small faction of infiltrators, led by Alexander Kessel, storms the command center. They brutally murder Lt. Colonel Marshall and the rest of the personnel, leaving Collins, Corporal Rahul Shah, and an unconscious Beaver Baker trapped and vulnerable.

General Dyson reaches out to Collins, informing her of a SEAL team's deployment to assist them. He emphasizes the urgency of her mission: maintaining control of the command center to prevent nuclear disaster as the President declares the facility’s fall unacceptable.

Amidst the chaos, Kessel attempts to bribe Collins with $30 million to surrender. Despite the tempting offer, Collins remains steadfast in her commitment to her mission, demonstrating her resolve against the terrorists.

An infiltrator attempts to breach the command center through a hatch. Collins and Shah successfully neutralize the threat, but the situation worsens when Beaver reveals himself as a traitor, holding Collins and Shah at gunpoint to assist Kessel.

Taking control of a live feed, Kessel threatens to destroy 16 American cities, demanding the launch of a missile. With the horrifying prospect of nuclear destruction looming, Collins feels the pressure escalate as time runs out.

In a moment of ingenuity, Collins manages to lock Kessel and his crew out of the command center. Demonstrating remarkable courage, she fires the interceptors just in time to intercept an incoming missile, averting immediate disaster.

As Kessel initiates the scuttling protocol to sink the facility, Shah heroically volunteers to stop the descent by re-engaging the hatches. Tragically, he pays the ultimate price, sacrificing himself to save his comrades and the mission.

In a decisive moment, Collins feigns weakness, luring Kessel and his crew into a trap. During a fierce confrontation on the roof, she defeats Beaver and must confront Kessel as he attempts another attack.

With seconds to spare, Collins successfully launches the interceptor missiles, thwarting Kessel's catastrophic plans. As the missiles fly, she prevents a nuclear disaster, showcasing her exceptional leadership under pressure.

As Kessel's plans unravel, he finds himself in a precarious situation. To his shock, Russian operatives emerge from a submarine and eliminate him, leaving Collins breathing a sigh of relief after the harrowing ordeal.

In the aftermath of the chaos, Collins recuperates in a hospital, where she is recognized for her bravery. President Wallace personally applauds her efforts, granting her a well-deserved promotion as a testament to her valor.

As Collins recovers, she stumbles upon the shocking revelation that her father is still alive. This discovery marks a poignant new chapter in her life, bringing hope and renewed purpose after the tumultuous events she endured.