Streets of St. Petersburg

Lore & Background

In the film, Bond travels to Saint Petersburg, Russia, where he contacts CIA operative Jack Wade and is advised to meet former KGB agent Valentin Dmitrovich Zukovsky. The article does not describe a street circuit or any racing location.

In Their Own Story

The snow fell heavy on St. Petersburg as Bond stepped from the shadows of a derelict building, the crunch of frost underfoot the only sound in the dead-quiet street. The Janus syndicate's reach was long, but its roots were here, in the city's forgotten corners—where informants whispered in steam-warmed doorways and KGB ghosts still haunted the cobblestones. A military truck rumbled past, its exhaust pluming in the cold, its cargo bed cluttered with crates stamped with Cyrillic. Bond checked his watch. The archives held the key to Ourumov's betrayal, but getting there meant crossing a city that was anything but neutral. Every alley was a potential ambush, every window a possible sniper's nest, every patrol car a rolling cage. The mission was simple: get in, get the data, get out. But in St. Petersburg, nothing was ever simple—and the Janus mole was already watching.

Reader's Guide

The source article provides no information about a mission or level called "Streets of St. Petersburg." It only describes plot events set in Saint Petersburg.

Did You Know?

• The source article mentions Saint Petersburg as a location in the film GoldenEye, but does not describe any street circuit or racing.
• The article does not reference any video game or mission titles related to GoldenEye.