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Exfiltrate (Verb)

Escape furtively, as from an area under enemy control.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The secret agent's mission was to exfiltrate the rebel leader from the war zone undetected.
After months of hiding, the civilians were finally able to exfiltrate the occupied city through underground tunnels.
During the operation, the team managed to exfiltrate several key informants from the enemy-held territory.
The resistance fighters had to move stealthily, trying to exfiltrate the valley before the enemy troops closed in.
She worked tirelessly with her team to exfiltrate a group of persecuted journalists from the oppressive regime.

Transfer secretly out of an area under enemy control; "the military commander was exfiltrated on a French plane".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

During the intense battle, the spy was successfully exfiltrated from the war zone with the help of a local resistance member.
The covert operation involved using a network of underground tunnels to exfiltrate key personnel and assets from the besieged city.
Despite being heavily guarded, the rescue team managed to exfiltrate the injured soldier through a hidden escape route.
In a daring nighttime raid, the SEAL team exfiltrated the high-ranking official from the occupied country on a U.S. naval vessel.
Using advanced stealth technology, the special forces unit exfiltrated the captured pilot through the enemy's heavily surveilled airspace.