Days before the outbreak of the 6th of October War of 1973 AD, four soldiers and officers of the Egyptian Thunderbolt are assigned to blow up the Israeli monitoring and investigation station (Ayin), which is located in the depths of occupied Sinai. This process was extremely dangerous and may depend on the success or failure of the first air strike. More than three days before zero hour, the heroes are transferred to the theater of operations in the heart of Sinai.
How does the heroes of the Egyptian thunderbolt spend these three days?
Will the hawks succeed in overcoming the difficulties they faced on the sands of turquoise?
Will the hawks succeed in blowing up the station (Ayin) at the appropriate time?
The feeling of an Egyptian soldier flowing his blood on the sands of Sinai from the effects of his injury, then he was surprised by the Egyptian fighters, shadeing him from sunlight. And eliminates his enemies?