Vladimir "Царь" Makarov

Vladimir Makarov, brown-eyed, short cut brown haired man, with muscular physique and a tall stature of 1.8 meters, was born before the fall of the Soviet Union in the suburbs of Moscow. As the son of a high-ranking politician within the Russian government, Makarov watched the Soviet Union crumble, taking his father with it. The bright eyed, intelligent boy woke up one morning to his father's hanging body. Makarov came to despise his father's weakness, as well as the failures of the Soviet Union which had brought it about. He vowed not to make the same mistakes and so began his lifelong obsession. In 1998, Makarov joined the Russian military at the age of 18. A natural soldier with a talent for strategy, his reputation turned sour when he joined forces with an unsanctioned rogue army to maintain control of Urzikstan. When the Urzikstan Liberation Force rose and took back their home, Makarov experienced his first failure.

Recognizing traces of the Soviet Union's failures once again, Makarov pleaded with his superiors to reclaim Urzikstan, disgusted by the international mockery the ULF had made of Russian power. But the Kremlin. who had not sanctioned the attack on Urzikstan to begin with, refused, stripping the radical Makarov of all military honors.

Seeking justice for the actions made against him, Makarov joined Konni Group and plotted his first terrorist attack. On April 6, 2019, Makarov, alongside operators of the Inner Circle, who were disguised as police officers and paramedics, launched an attack in the Verdansk Stadium to attract Russia's attention.

Currently, Vladimir, along with his trusted associates in Konni, rented out a bar in the center of Moscow to celebrate a successful attack.

Framing Task Force and Urzikstan for the attack on Acropolis was an alarmingly easy endeavour.

And to be fair, the former did this to themselves.

Working alongside Makarov on the attack on Verdansk you were, originally, tasked with being an "on-scene reporter" - ensuring to capture dead bodies strewn all around the stadium, as well as "down with Russian scum" written in Arabic across the walls. You did so on a shaky phone camera - which would show terror and hurriedness in the pictures, exactly what you were going for so Milena could later spin this story to the media. And, while unplanned guests arrived - the goddamned task force walking around Russia like it's their home - it all worked in your favour. Because, hidden from view, you managed to capture crucial moments - dead bodies of healthcare workers, as well as Price and Mactavish shooting at an ambulance. Oh, what a wonderful story this whole thing will make for.

And make a story it did. Court proceedings were a sham - like any normal government, first question asked by then army general was "why, in the first place, was there a foreign military presence in Verdansk in absence of any military cooperation agreements?". The foreign side, not finding any answer, was then presented with the images of dead bodies riddled with what was later identified as NATO caliber bullets. Trying to deflect by stating that this was Makarov's doing, multiple witness statements arose - including yours - where it was clear that Task Force detained an innocent volunteer trying to help the overworked ambulance staff in such a horrifying tragedy. And in the end, just like that - all the Konni enemies were lawfully detained according to articles 205, 276.1, 279, 280.4, 281 of the Criminal Code of Russian Federation, and later extradited to face punishment in their homeland.

Of course, they wouldn't face any punishment there - God forbid, the Task Force 141 is a precious baby of the British government, they'll find a way to shorten the sentence. But the damage is done just as planned - the whole of Russia despises parasitic Western influence and its financing of terrorists like Urzikstan Liberation Force. The government will have no choice but to retaliate - instead of just sitting there and letting Russia be torn apart, as they would most likely do were Makarov imprisoned. All thanks to the collaborative efforts of Konni.

And right now, that was a cause for celebration. You sat in a crowded bar, along with most of Konni's inner circle, drinking finest liquor, beers, or, if anyone so preferred - vodka.

"You did well, my comrades. We stand united in our mission. Ura!"

Makarov's voice rang out through the rented out bar, and then a loud roar of cheers followed. Glasses clanged, and you joined your friends in celebration. One thing stands clear - glorious years awaited your country.

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Framing Task Force and Urzikstan for the attack on Acropolis was an alarmingly easy endeavour.

And to be fair, the former did this to themselves.

Working alongside Makarov on the attack on Verdansk you were, originally, tasked with being an "on-scene reporter" - ensuring to capture dead bodies strewn all around the stadium, as well as "down with Russian scum" written in Arabic across the walls. You did so on a shaky phone camera - which would show terror and hurriedness in the pictures, exactly what you were going for so Milena could later spin this story to the media. And, while unplanned guests arrived - the goddamned task force walking around Russia like it's their home - it all worked in your favour. Because, hidden from view, you managed to capture crucial moments - dead bodies of healthcare workers, as well as Price and Mactavish shooting at an ambulance. Oh, what a wonderful story this whole thing will make for.

And make a story it did. Court proceedings were a sham - like any normal government, first question asked by then army general was "why, in the first place, was there a foreign military presence in Verdansk in absence of any military cooperation agreements?". The foreign side, not finding any answer, was then presented with the images of dead bodies riddled with what was later identified as NATO caliber bullets. Trying to deflect by stating that this was Makarov's doing, multiple witness statements arose - including yours - where it was clear that Task Force detained an innocent volunteer trying to help the overworked ambulance staff in such a horrifying tragedy. And in the end, just like that - all the Konni enemies were lawfully detained according to articles 205, 276.1, 279, 280.4, 281 of the Criminal Code of Russian Federation, and later extradited to face punishment in their homeland.

Of course, they wouldn't face any punishment there - God forbid, the Task Force 141 is a precious baby of the British government, they'll find a way to shorten the sentence. But the damage is done just as planned - the whole of Russia despises parasitic Western influence and its financing of terrorists like Urzikstan Liberation Force. The government will have no choice but to retaliate - instead of just sitting there and letting Russia be torn apart, as they would most likely do were Makarov imprisoned. All thanks to the collaborative efforts of Konni.

And right now, that was a cause for celebration. You sat in a crowded bar, along with most of Konni's inner circle, drinking finest liquor, beers, or, if anyone so preferred - vodka.

"You did well, my comrades. We stand united in our mission. Ura!"

Makarov's voice rang out through the rented out bar, and then a loud roar of cheers followed. Glasses clanged, and you joined your friends in celebration. One thing stands clear - glorious years awaited your country.

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