Occupied

Half a year has passed since Free Norway mobilized and Norway was on the brink of war. In order to maintain peace, the Norwegian government, led by Anders Knudsen, has made a number of compromises with the Russians. The Norwegian Police Security Service, now led by Hans Martin, has aggressively pursued Free Norway.

Russia has arrested the Coast Guardsmen behind the Melkøya operation, but in order to mollify the Norwegian military, Anita Rygg has promised that the soldiers will be handed over to Norway. When HM finds out that one of the soldiers is dead, things become more complicated. The Coast Guard blockades the Oslo Fjord. The Norwegian military clearly has no confidence in Anita Rygg.

The trial against the Coast Guardsmen is the first one with a Russian lay judge. The soldiers receive the harshest sentence possible, whereupon the girlfriend of one of the soldiers, Frida, along with her friend Leon, start a movement called FOS (Free Our Soldiers). Meanwhile, the terrorist attacks continue. Anita decides to negotiate an amnesty for Free Norway in order to assuage the resistance.

Jesper Berg has fled to Poland where he gives a secret interview to a journalist from Der Spiegel. In the interview he claims that with their new trade agreement, Norway, led by Anita Rygg, is about to give Minnikov's oil company total power over the Norwegian shelf. Anita asks Sidorova to stop Minnikov, but Sidorova claims she can only get Russia to listen if she can give them Jesper Berg.

Jesper Berg has managed to make it to Paris where he shows up at Astrid's apartment unexpected. Astrid's new boyfriend, Jerome, is also there. It doesn't take long before the police find Jesper and arrest him. Anita wants him extradited as quickly as possible, but Jerome helps Jesper find a loophole in the law.

The Nordic nations are unhappy and feel insecure about the Russian presence in Norway. Anita struggles to foster a better climate between the countries.

It appears as if a majority of the EU will vote for the resolution to have Russia withdraw from Norway, but in order for the EU to vote in favour, Norway's government must also support it. Jesper Berg does not trust Anita and decides to head back to Norway by ship. In order to avoid being arrested or attacked, he has a number of East European parliamentarians on board who support his cause.

The EU considers the downing of the Finnish jet as an attack on the EU, and votes for the resolution to have Russia leave Norway. But they also want Anita to step down. Anita refuses to accede to the EU's demands and seeks support from the Norwegian Parliament. But Parliament also supports Jesper.