Dangerous Assignment - Stolen UN Documents

Walking into the Commissioner's office, Steve says "Good morning, Commissioner. Ruth said you had an assignment for me". The Commissioner says "I do, Steve, you're plane leaves for the middle east in one hour". Steve says "The middle east? Don't tell me I have to crawl along that pipeline over there looking for leaks". Commissioner says "You'll be looking for leaks all right, but not oil. Steve, we're on the verge of suffering a very serious diplomatic and strategic defeat".  Steve says "What's the deal?" Commissioner says "Take a look at this map of the middle east, Steve. For some time now, we've been negotiating very secretly with this country, here. These negotiations would pave the way for United Nations bases in that area". Steve says "I see, but why all the secrecy?"  Commissioner says "The country in question insisted on it. You see, they've been periodically intimidated by powerful interests to the northeast of them. They wanted to have all the negotiations concluded before any information concerning them fell into the wrong hands". Steve says "Wait a minute, you say there's been a leak?" Commissioner says "Exactly, this morning we learned through confidential sources that the document containing the complete preliminary discussions regarding military installations is now in the hands of those hostile interests I was talking about". Steve says "What? How did that happen?" Commissioner says "That's exactly what you're flying to the middle east to find out, Steve. It's vital we plug up this leak. If we don't the entire negotiations may collapse, which would seriously endanger our entire position in the middle east". Steve says "You say a copy of the document got into the wrong hands. Does anybody know which copy it was?" Commissioner says "Yes, that particular copy was last in the possession of a man named Khalid. He's the middle eastern country's representative in the negotiation. Get over there, Steve, and talk to Khalid. Do whatever you have to do get to the bottom of this whole rotten mess. Well, that's it. You've got your assignment. Good luck".