: The OSP team discovers that Zevlos has been hiding in Los Angeles for 20 years under the false identity of "Vasile".
: The episode explores the friction between catching a monster and the bureaucratic "iron curtain" of political red tape. [S5E11] Iron Curtain Rising
The central case revolves around , a former high-ranking Romanian Communist leader and suspected war criminal who vanished shortly before he could be brought to justice in 1989. : The OSP team discovers that Zevlos has
Review: NCISLA “Iron Curtain Rising” (S5E11) - wikiDeeks Review: NCISLA “Iron Curtain Rising” (S5E11) - wikiDeeks
: As the team closes in, Hetty reports that the Secretary of the Navy (SecNav) has ordered NCIS to disengage from the case. Despite this, Callen, Sam, and Deeks choose to disobey orders to ensure Zevlos does not escape justice again. The Emotional Core: A Team Divided
stands as a testament to the show's ability to ground grand international conspiracies in the intimate, often messy relationships of its protagonists.
: The OSP team discovers that Zevlos has been hiding in Los Angeles for 20 years under the false identity of "Vasile".
: The episode explores the friction between catching a monster and the bureaucratic "iron curtain" of political red tape.
The central case revolves around , a former high-ranking Romanian Communist leader and suspected war criminal who vanished shortly before he could be brought to justice in 1989.
Review: NCISLA “Iron Curtain Rising” (S5E11) - wikiDeeks
: As the team closes in, Hetty reports that the Secretary of the Navy (SecNav) has ordered NCIS to disengage from the case. Despite this, Callen, Sam, and Deeks choose to disobey orders to ensure Zevlos does not escape justice again. The Emotional Core: A Team Divided
stands as a testament to the show's ability to ground grand international conspiracies in the intimate, often messy relationships of its protagonists.