The year is 1995. After the Soviets were driven out
in 1982 a UN peacekeeping mission was set up in Nogova,
Finland and NATO participated in it. The NFOR forces
are still at Nogova, things have been pretty calm lately
but there are rumors that the communist partisans led
by Radom Tosev are making a comeback to Nogova, there
are also unconfirmed rumors that they are being supported
by Russian Federation army hardliners led by his somewhat
distant relative Vladimir Tosev. The Russian economy
has not shown signs of improvement despite the fall
of communism almost 5 years ago, large military cutbacks
have increased the support of subversive elements in
the Russian army and the situtation is starting to become
even worse...
Petri Honka --- DOB: 27/03/1973 Military rank: Private First Class Background: After completing his mandatory
military service in the Finnish Rapid Deployment
forces (FRDF) in 1994. Petri Honka requested to
participate in the Nogova peace keeping mission
5 months ago, due to his excellent service record
he was granted a transfer to Nogova.
Radom Tosev
--- DOB: 12/02/1944 Military rank: N/A Background: A fierce "old-school"
communist and the leader of "Nogovas Socialistic
Liberation Front", the infamous extremist
communist movement in Nogova. So far they have
mainly harrassed the locals but the incidents
have started get more violent day by day. The
movement is funded and supported by nationalist
hardliners in the Russian Federation army. The
Russian goverment denies any involvement. His
wife was killed during the 1982 uprising.
Vladimir Tosev
--- DOB: ??/??/195? Military Rank: General Background: Charismatic leader of the recently
formed "unofficial" faction of hardline
generals in the Russian army who blame the economic
and social collapse on the moderate Russian goverment.
Despite not being very communist-oriented faction
the hardliners are supporting the communist rebels
in Nogova, being a not-so-distant relative of
Radom Tosev Vladimir considers him as his most
closest friend despite some ideological differences.
Russian goverment is afraid to confront Tosev
because of the possibility of an army uprising.
Additional notes:
Despite appearing calm on the surface
it is rumoured that Vladimir has a
tendency to go postal when pushed
too far...
