Angola

Angola surges into the Oval Office as a crackling intelligence lifeline—U.S. reporters hunker in sweltering outposts, field personnel dodge chaos to relay coup updates, embassy sources dispatch frantic cables amid evacuation scrambles. Static hisses through radio feeds, satellite pings carry casualty tallies, transforming this African sovereign state into a pulsing nerve center of peril where civilian peril collides with diplomatic restraint, forcing Bartlet’s team to confront the raw human toll through hurried, fragmented reports.