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1. #1Urzikstan

   Keys: Urzikstan · Secondary:

   Urzikstan is an Arabic country, located in the Caucasus region on the Black Sea, known for its arid climate and a history of conflict, including a Russian occupation and an insurgency led by Farah Karim's Urzikstan Liberation Force (ULF) against Russian General Roman Barkov and the terrorist group Al-Qatala.

   Urzikstan is a peninsula on the eastern border of the Black Sea located in the Caucasus Region in Western Asia, bordering the United Republic of Adal to the north and northwest, the Russian Federation to the northeast, and Georgia to the east and southeast. The capital is Sakhra where the Embassy of the United States is located. The climate is mostly arid.

2. #2The Urzikstan Insurgency

   Keys: Urzikstan Insurgency

   The Urzikstan Insurgency is a 20-year-long multi-sided conflict between the Western-backed ULF resistance, the domestic terrorist group Al-Qatala and the Russian general Roman Barkov's forces.

   In 1999, Russian Armed Forces led by rogue General Roman Barkov entered the country of Urzikstan, sparking an insurgency against the invaders. As local resistance tried to regain control in the occupied areas, Barkov launched a full-scale invasion of the country, taking large numbers of innocent lives by deploying chemical weapons and firing on civilians. Young Urziks were captured by Barkov and sent to forced labor camps in Tobrak.

   10 years after the Russian invasion, Commander Farah Karim led an escape from the Tobrak prison camp. During the escape, she encountered Lieutenant John Price and his squad, which marked the first cooperation between Farah's rebels and Western military units. The escape would significantly escalate the conflict as Farah would found the organized Urzikstan Liberation Force next year.

   Omar Sulaman, a major figure in the anti-occupation movement, announced his split with all foreign powers including Western forces in 2013. He would later become the leader of the global terrorist organization Al-Qatala as "The Wolf" and join the war against both Russia and the ULF.

   The CIA launched a joint operation sending "Alex" and a Marine Raiders team to recover chlorine gas at General Barkov's facility in Verdansk, Kastovia, prior to its transport to Urzikstan and use against the population. During the operation, an unknown attack was launched against the team leaving "Alex" as the only survivor. At the time, the attack was believed to be either an ULF or Al-Qatala operation. Later events, however, revealed that it had been perpetrated by an insurgency cell led by Hadir Karim, who stole the chlorine gas for himself and unintentionally killed the Marine team believing them to be Barkov's mercenaries.

   On October 26th, 2019, Commander Karim, leader of the Urzikstan Liberation Force and "Alex" attacked Barkov's airbase. After US air support assisted in destroying the base, the ULF captured the base.

   Later, Farah, Alex, Hadir, and the ULF arrived at Tariq Almwat, and ambushed the Wolf's men, killing multiple AQ militants. Unfortunately for them, Barkov's army arrived and attacked their force as well. Suffering heavy losses, and outnumbered, Hadir resorted to using the Russian gas that he had captured in Verdansk, killing Barkov's men with it. Alex and Farah were incapacitated by the gas but saved by Hadir. Before losing consciousness, Farah denounced Hadir's actions as they were against everything she fought for. In his weakened state, Alex was unable to stop Hadir from escaping into the mountains.

   Using intel gathered by Hadir during his assault on Barkov's mansion in Russia, a joint SAS-ULF team (including Alex) launched an attack on Barkov's gas production factory, intending to permanently disable it. During the attack, their detonator was damaged, and Alex volunteered to stay behind to manually trigger the explosives. Meanwhile, Farah was able to track down Barkov, who was fleeing in a helicopter, and kill him.

   After Barkov's death, the Urzikstan Insurgency ended with a ULF victory. Unfortunately, Al Asad and Al-Qatala-Aljahdid managed to invade Verdansk, but not without losing many of their soldiers and supplies which were destroyed by Armistice forces. This led to the release of a large amount of gas in Verdansk and infighting amongst Coalition and Allegiance forces, ending the Armistice alliance.

3. #3The Invasion of Urzikstan

   Keys: Invasion of Urzikstan

   Russian forces led by rogue Lieutenant General Roman Barkov entered Urzikstan and occupied part of the country. After the Urzik army and resistance fought back against the invaders, Barkov launched a full-scale invasion of the country.

   Barkov launched the invasion at Riyzabbi. His troops ruthlessly attacked the region and Barkov deployed poison gas which resulted in very high civilian casualties. Those women and children who survived the initial attacks were taken into custody and evacuated on trucks. During this chaos, Fatima Karim was killed and her daughter Farah was buried under rubble. After being rescued by her father, Walid, and aid workers they retreated to their family home. Walid attempted to flee to the mountains with Farah and his son Hadir, but they were stopped and attacked by Russian soldier J-12. Walid attempted to protect his children but was killed by J-12. Farah made sure his sacrifice was not in vain, though, as she was able to mount sneak attacks on J-12 with makeshift weapons, eventually killing him and rescuing her brother.

   Taking J-12's gas mask, the two children hid from the Russians, who were executing the remaining survivors in the streets, and eventually reached the outskirts of Urzikstan. There, they found a truck being guarded by two more soldiers, Luka and Andrei. With Hadir posing as a distraction, Farah stole a revolver and killed the soldiers. Hadir then attempted to drive himself and his sister away but the two were captured by Barkov. Outraged at the "little devils" for killing his soldiers, Barkov captured them and had them driven away in a truck.

   Along with Farah and Hadir, many other children were captured and imprisoned in Tobrak. Farah led a prison break 10 years later, which escalated the on-going insurgency in Urzikstan.

4. #4The 2019 London Terrorist Attack

   Keys: 2019 London Terrorist Attack

   The 2019 London Terrorist Attack was a series of coordinated terrorist attacks on October 25th, 2019 in the United Kingdom. It was orchestrated by Al-Qatala, an international terrorist organization based in Urzikstan.

   Prior to the attacks, an AQ cell was being kept under constant surveillance by a joint Army/Metropolitan Police Service team, under the leadership of Sergeant Kyle Garrick. Despite collecting evidence that suggested a general threat to the public, they were prevented from capturing the team or utilizing more high profile measures like police snipers to avoid unduly alarming the public.

   Shortly before the attack, CTSFO/SAS Sgt. Kyle Garrick, Cst. Brooks, Sgt. Crowley, and Cst. Fowler were following a van of the AQ cell's fighters through the streets of London while maintaining contact with their commander, Raven. Seeing that the van seemed to be part of preparations for an imminent attack, the team moved on it to apprehend its occupants. An AQ lookout was able to alert his allies of the approaching police allowing the fighters to exit the van and, after a tense standoff, open fire on the team and nearby civilians. During the initial exchange, Brooks was shot and killed. The van, meanwhile, accelerated into a crowd and detonated.

   The ensuing battle was lopsided, as the AQ militants were armed with rifles and machineguns while most of the military and police on site were only armed with pistols. Despite this disadvantage, Garrick fought his way forward, engaging multiple enemy combatants in the shops dotted around Piccadilly Circus. To deal with the mounting civilian and police casualties, Raven authorized deployment of Medical Response Teams (MRTs). Eventually, only the Tanto building remained uncleared. While entering the building, Garrick was ambushed by a knife-wielding AQ fighter but was saved by Cpt Price. The two cleared the building, finding that several hostages were on the second floor. One of the hostages had been fitted with a suicide vest and it had less than a minute before detonating. Seeing that Garrick was unable to stop the countdown, Price pushed him aside and heaved the hostage over the balcony moments before the device detonated, saving Garrick and the remaining hostages.

   The shocking number of casualties angered Garrick, who told Price of his surveillance of the AQ cell but their being hamstrung by superiors. Seeing potential in the sergeant, Price took him under his wing as they prepared to raid the house of another AQ cell in the city.

5. #5The Tobrak Prison Break

   Keys: Tobrak Prison Break

   During the Russian invasion in 1999, many young Urziks were captured by Roman Barkov's forces, including Farah Karim and her brother Hadir. During imprisonment, Farah became the leader of the POWs, known as "Karim".

   In 2009, Farah sent messages to the British for help but were later found out by General Barkov. While Barkov and his guards were distracted by an attack on the prison, Farah led an escape from the Tobrak Camp. During the escape, she was escorted by a SAS squad led by lieutenant John Price.

   The prison escape was successful and marked the first cooperation between the SAS and Farah Karim, who would later become the commmander of the Urzikstan Liberation Force, a western-backed belligerent of the Urzik Insurgency.

6. #6The Hunt for Roman Barkov

   Keys: Hunt for Roman Barkov

   The Hunt for Roman Barkov is the last major event of the Urzikstan Conflict. It is a covert unsanctioned operation led by commander Farah Karim of the Urzikstan Liberation Force, CIA supervisor Kate Laswell and Chimera operator "Nikolai" to destroy Roman Barkov's gas factory located in Georgia and assassinate the rogue Russian general.

   After the revelation that Hadir, not Al-Qatala, had stolen the the Russian gas, the United States cut ties with the Urzikstan Liberation Force, designating them as a foreign terror organization. Disgusted by his government's actions, CIA operative "Alex" deserted and joined the ULF to continue assisting them in ending Barkov's brutal regime.

   After using some of the stolen gas against Barkov's forces in Urzikstan (as retaliation for their consistent use of gas against his own people), Hadir escapes and is picked up by Al-Qatala. Al-Qatala's former second in command-turned-leader Jamal "The Butcher" Rahar decides to assist Hadir after he unveils his plans to use the gas in a terror attack on Russian soil. Knowing Hadir's plan will bring Russia and the Western powers to war, since Hadir was known to be a Western asset, Captain John Price and CIA Officer Kate Laswell devise a plan to halt the terror attack. Laswell greenlights their unsanctioned operation and provides them transport to St. Petersburg, the target of Hadir's terror attack.

   After interrogating The Butcher, Price and Garrick proceed to Roman Barkov's residence where they successfully capture Hadir.

   With information from Hadir, Price visits Farah and suggests an operation to finally end Barkov's gas production. Farah initially refused, citing the factory's location in foreign soil (Georgia), but was eventually persuaded to participate.

   The operation includes Price, Garrick, Farah, Alex, and Nikolai, with covert support from American Forces. Price and Garrick plan to set charges on the exterior of the facility while Farah and Alex plant explosives within the factory. Nikolai provides the group with explosive charges. After making it to the heart of the facility, Alex reveals that their detonator had been damaged in a recent fight; as a result, he offers to stay behind and manually trigger the charges. Farah reluctantly agrees and thanks him.

   With all explosives in place, Farah surreptitiously makes her way onto Barkov's helicopter. As the general is distracted, she attacks and kills him. The explosives are triggered shortly afterward and Barkov's facility is demolished.

   Russia disavowed Barkov's following his death, ending the Russian occupation of Urzikstan. However, Kate Laswell explained to Price that Victor Zakhaev, son of the late Imran Zakhaev is interested in taking Barkov's throne, leading Price to discuss organizing Task Force 141.

7. #7Las Almas

   Keys: Las Almas · Secondary: "City of Souls", Olmeda

   Las Almas is a mountainous region in the north of Mexico, bordering the United States with Texas. The region consists mostly of forest with at least one river.

   Two cities are known to belong in the region: Las Almas and Olmeda.

   Las Almas is also home to the Las Almas Cartel, who run the city as their own territory.

8. #8Raid on the son of La Araña

   Keys: Rise of El Sin Nombre

   At some point prior to 2022, the Mexican Fuerzas Especiales conducted a raid on the La Araña cartel by targeting the son of La Araña. Alejandro Vargas and his unit Los Vaqueros took part of the raid alongside the RED team which included Valeria Garza and Jesus "Chuy" Ordaz. However, several members of the RED team, including Valeria, were secretly enforcers of La Araña. Turning against their own, they escorted their target to the mountains and executed him.

   Filling the new power vacuum she created, Valeria established the Las Almas Cartel under the alias of El Sin Nombre.

9. #9Organization

   Keys: Task Force 141 · Secondary: 141, TF-141,

   Task Force 141 is a joint multi-national special operations task force and counter-terrorism military unit formed by Captain John Price Shortly after Roman Barkov's death.

   Captain Price met with Kate Laswell at a teahouse to discuss the formation of a new task force, intended to tie up loose ends that would inevitably be created in the void left behind by Barkov. Laswell initially dismissed the idea, saying she could “fund assets, not outlaws”, though she stopped and mentioned that Victor Zakhaev, the son of the late Imran Zakhaev, sought to claim Barkov's throne when Price threatened to leave. Laswell added that Zakhaev was a big fan of Hadir and that he would break him out of Russian custody, furthering Price's argument to give him want he wanted.

   Relenting to Price's request, Laswell handed him the files of multiple candidates handpicked by Price on behalf of General Shepherd for his task force. Upon going over the files of Kyle "Gaz" Garrick, Johnny "Soap" MacTavish, and Simon "Ghost" Riley, Price explained to Laswell that the rest of his candidates were "need to know", unless he had a deal with her. When questioned by Laswell on what he would call the task force, Price eagerly responded: "1-4-1". Eventually, Task Force 141 was officially created, with Price inducting his handpicked members into the organization.

   Recruits range from the British SAS, British Royal Marines, Australian SAS, US Army Rangers, US Delta, US Marine Raiders, and Canadian Join Task Force just to name a few. The 141 is tasked with stopping terrorist actions and partakes in various clandestine missions across the globe in order to prevent further harm to the civilian populous.

10. #10Person

    Keys: John Price · Secondary: Captain, Bravo 6, 0-6, Cap, Price, John, Bravo 0-6

    Captain John Price, callsign Bravo Six, is a member of the British SAS. He is British, 6 feet tall and physically fit. Loves to smoke cigars. He has brown hair and blue eyes. Often seen wearing a fishing hat, goes nowhere without it.

    Price is the officer in charge of a highly effective unit, tasked with anti–hijacking counter–terrorism, specializing in close-quarter combat, sniper techniques, and hostage rescue. He is unofficially missioned to capture or kill high-value targets.

11. #11Person

    Keys: Simon "Ghost" Riley, Simon Riley · Secondary: Riley, Ghost, Lieutenant, Lt, Simon, Si

    Born in Manchester, Simon Riley joined the Special Air Service (SAS) and spent the majority of his career serving numerous short-term deployments and executing covert assignments in classified locations. He became an expert in clandestine tradecraft, focused on sabotage, ambushes, and infiltrations into denied areas and hazardous environments. Ghost concealed his identity under a hallmark skull-figured mask to maintain anonymity in the field.

    Ghost is 6'2 with a larger-than-average build. His voice is deep and gruff. He is physically fit. His eyes are brown. His hair is naturally black but he dyes it blond. He normally wears a skull mask and occasionally switches to a skull pattern balaclava.

    Ghost was recruited by Captain John Price in the newly formed Task Force 141 where he became a commanding officer.

12. #12Person

    Keys: Kyle Garrick, Kyle "Gaz" Garrick · Secondary: 6-2, Sergeant, Garrick, Bravo 6-2, Sergeant Garrick, Gaz, Kyle

    Sergeant Kyle Garrick, also known as Gaz. Gaz is an Operator in the British SAS. He is British, 6 feet tall with short black hair and brown eyes.

    With expertise in prime target elimination, demolitions, weapons tactics, covert surveillance, and VIP protection, Kyle currently serves on the SAS domestic counter-terror program, executing homefield missions with metropolitan police forces on European soil. Challenging duty, due to civilian and collateral damage issues, Kyle seeks the opportunity to serve abroad again and make a real difference in combating the threat of terror.

    Gaz was recruited by Captain John Price in the newly formed Task Force 141.

13. #13Person

    Keys: John "Soap" McTavish, John MacTavish, John McTavish · Secondary: Sergeant MacTavish, Sergeant, John, Mctavish, Johnny, 7-1, Soap, Mactavish, Sergeant McTavish, Bravo 7-1

    Sergeant John MacTavish, sometimes referred to as Johnny, also known as Soap. MacTavish was trained as a sniper and demolitions expert. His remarkable speed and accuracy in room clearance and urban warfare earned him the nickname "Soap". Johnny is Scottish, 6'2, and has his dark brown hair styled in a short mohawk. His eyes are blue.

    Soap was recruited by Captain John Price in the newly formed Task Force 141.

14. #14Person

    Keys: Kate Laswell · Secondary: Kate, Station Chief Laswell, Laswell, Watcher 1

    Kate Laswell is a Station Chief for the CIA. She is American, 5'6, with dirty blonde hair and blue eyes. She has a wife who is unknown as to protect her.

    Laswell currently reports directly to the CIA Inspector General. Laswell works closely with the special activities paramilitary ground branch officers under her command and has a close professional relationship with Captain John Price.

    Laswell oversees operations carried out by Task Force 141.

15. #15General Shepherd

    Keys: General Shepherd · Secondary: Herschel Shepherd, General Herschel Shepherd, Shepherd, Gold Eagle, Gold Eagle Actual,

    General Herschel Shepherd is a US Army General. He is 6'1", bald with greying auburn hair, blue eyes, and speaks with a militaristic Texan accent. He is often seen in his dress uniform and operates within the offices in Washington D.C., rarely stepping into the field unless absolutely necessary.

    Shepherd's interest is in counter-terrorism operations, working closely with Captain Price & Kate Laswell, assisted in forming Task Force 141 and funds the PMC Shadow Company.

    Shepherd believes in working off-the-books missions, which is why he utilizes Shadow Company and grants the 141 with the rules of engagement in order to kill-or-capture high value targets.

16. #16Person

    Keys: Philip Graves · Secondary: Graves, Shadow 1, Philip, Phil, Shadow 0-1

    Graves enlisted into the United States Marine Corps and eventually became an operator in the elite MARSOC Raiders. However, at some point, Graves began to feel disillusioned with the military, thinking that the uniform he once proudly wore limited and held back men like him.

    After leaving the military, around March 2020, Graves set up his own private military company, which he named Shadow Company. The company specialized in troop, air, and maritime deployment anywhere in the world, mainly employing former special operations members from around the globe; the most skilled of these employees were hand-picked and recruited by Graves himself.

    Only a short time later, Graves and Shadow Company caught the attention of General Shepherd. Impressed with Graves' abilities, Shepherd began to contract out Shadow Company to handle covert black ops missions around the world; most being in support of Task Force 141.

    Graves and Shadow Company joined 141 and the Mexican Special Forces on a mission to recover and destroy stolen missiles.

17. #17Organization

    Keys: Shadow Company · Secondary: Shadow Co., Shadows, S.C.,

    Shadow Company is a Private Military Company, PMC. Prior to March 2020, Shadow Company was founded by Phillip Graves as a global risk management, protection, and private military firm that specialized in troop, air, and maritime deployment anywhere in the world as it mainly employs former special operations members globally. It saw its fair share of success and controversy and is frequently contracted by General Shepherd of the United States Army and Kate Laswell of the American CIA.

18. #18Urzikstan Liberation Force

    Keys: ULF, Urzikstan Liberation Force · Secondary: Urzik Militia, Karim's forces, Farah's forces,

    The Urzikstan Liberation Force (ULF) or Urzik Militia is a resistance militia organization based in Urzikstan, founded by Farah Karim and Omar "The Wolf" Sulaman, in response to the Russian occupation of their country by General Roman Barkov.

    Sulaman would later separate from the ULF and form Al-Qatala, thus creating another opposing force to Farah and her forces.

    Farah would secure the backing from Western nations such as the US And the UK, earning support from the likes of Captain Price and Alex Keller.

    ULF members consist of volunteer men and women who share a sibling-like bond, often referring to one another as "brother" or "sister" as a sign of trust and loyalty. Their weapons are either battlefield salvage or discreetly shipped by allied forces in off-the-books deals, such as from General Shepherd and Shadow Company.

19. #19Al-Qatala

    Keys: Al-Qatala · Secondary: AQ, Al-Qatala-Aljahdid, Opposing Force, OpFor

    Al-Qatala is an international, Urzikstan-based terrorist organization; they were originally from Urzikstan, but later globally expanded and operated in underground cells throughout many Asian and European cities and other countries across the world like Kastovia and the United Republic of Adal.

    Founded by Omar "The Wolf" Sulaman, the organization and its operatives serve as an opposing force to Task Force 141, the Urzikstan Liberation Force, and Shadow Company. Other known lieutenants include Jamal "The Butcher" Rahar and Hadir Karim. After the death of Sulaman, the organization was taken over by its current leader, Khaled Al-Asad.

    Their flag is yellow with a black circle, crossed AK-47s, and Arabic text.

    Their members consist of primarily Arabic men in salvaged gear and stolen weapons or purchased from black market arms dealers.

20. #20Farah

    Keys: Farah Ahmed Karim, Commander Karim · Secondary: Farah, Karim, Kilo Actual,

    Farah Ahmed Karim is the female leader of the ULF. She has a slim build, sun tanned skin with long black hair and brown eyes, standing at 5'7".

    Farah is a founding member and the commander of the Urzikstan Liberation Force, battling foreign occupation since 2010. She is renowned not only for leading the resistance against enemy troops but also for establishing protective units to combat terror groups throughout Urzikstan. Under Farah's leadership, civilian militias play a critical role in the fight to return their subjugated population to sovereignty. Her forces comprise male and female volunteer fighters with a maximum age limit. Farah does not allow those under the age of 15 to take part in frontline fighting, but anyone and everyone is invited to undergo military training and join her reserves.

    To protect her people from owing a debt to the world, Farah accepts only select funding and equipment from the international community, preferring to keep her forces reliant on their own for material support. Raising her army with little more than commandeered weapons and unofficial support from the SAS's legendary Bravo Squadron, Farah says, “Will is the most powerful weapon.” As a girl, in the opening salvos of the invasion, she and her brother Hadir were captured, spending their teens held as P.O.W. by General Roman Barkov's rogue forces where captives were subjected to forced labor, routinely witnessing acts of chemical experimentation on fellow prisoners.

21. #21Alex

    Keys: Alex Keller · Secondary: Echo 3-1, Alex, 3-1, Mr. CIA,

    Alex Keller served as a member of Delta Force before trading his rank, identity, and former life to join the CIA as a field operator for their SAD program. Working under the command of Kate Laswell, Alex deployed on multiple missions across his career in the CIA.

22. #22Cartel

    Keys: Las Almas Cartel · Secondary: Valeria's Cartel

    The Cartel in Las Almas control the city of the same name, opposing Los Vaqueros.

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