Arma 3 -Vehicle Compound Raid - Operation Desert Phantom - Taskforce Phoenix
Channel: ACRaptor
Date: 2019-11-21

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Sometime in the mid 2020s a new political climate was established in Afghanistan. 
The people grew largely in favour of islamist nationalism, to the detriment of the free market policies, set up by the prior U.S-friendly government. This new regime seems poised to establish it’s dominance in the middle east, under the banner of islamist re-unification and extermination of all middle-eastern religious minorities. This may seem as if the American invasion decades prior was all for nothing, but in reality this seemingly growing ideological regression is all but a ruse. The true reason for the new Afghan government’s expansionist tendencies is to ostracise any foreign corporations from it’s soils and the surrounding regions particularly pharmaceutical, oil extraction and refinement companies. Their dominance in the new Afghan government's opinion, does not favour the Afghani national economic status in the region, during the global economic recession that remains rampant in the late 2020s. However the political shift also left behind many who refused to acknowledge the new Afghan government as their own. Many of those banded together, forming the DSA to fight against the Afghan government, in an attempt to re-establish stability in Afghanistan. Backed by the CIA, and with fighters from all over the middle east in their ranks, the DSA engaged in all-out guerilla warfare against the Afghanistan government. However the inclusion of foreign nationals in the DSA’s ranks also allowed for predatory foreign individuals to establish themselves within the DSA’s ranks. Individuals who grew to favour the new Afghanistan’s government out of sympathy to it’s islamist-expansionist ideals. A purge within the ranks of the DSA was enacted, following a mutiny, and the once freedom fighter band of guerillas, turned into an islamist terrorist organisation. Now the DSA has turned against the U.S and CIA in favour of the Afghan government, taking away assets and well trained soldiers acquired through the CIA’s involvement. The Afghan government now, is in peace with the home region of the DSA, Anizay which has been recognised by the Afghan government as a fully autonomous republic. The Afghan government is now using the DSA as a paramilitary organisation to stake their claim over the surrounding regions, all while denying any involvement in the DSA’s expansionist endeavours, deflecting international criticism. The CIA now, has found itself in a precarious position, since now not only the DSA backed by the afghan government is planning on invading the foreign regions surrounding Anizay and hurting Western private companies within and outside the Afghan border against American interests, but they are also doing it using western military assets. The CIA now must focus in clearing it’s name, before international attention for DSA’s war crimes delegate blame to the U.S, and in establishing the foundations for official U.S involvement in the future. In order to not attract attention completing those objectives, taskforce phoenix has been assigned to take over the Anizay region as footing for a potential U.S-N.A.T.O invasion, and wipe out the DSA in order to silence involvement of the CIA’s participation in the DSA’s prior war crimes. Taskforce phoenix has established a foothold in Anizay consisting of two forward operating bases and a radar station that has been destroyed by the DSA in order to avoid it from falling in enemy hands. In subsequent operations, Taskforce Phoenix managed to halt an arms deal between the DSA and another terrorist body using western equipment, and also has captured or eliminated high ranking DSA leaders and associates. Tonight, Taskforce Phoenix is trying it's hand in crippling the enemy's supply line, by raiding multiple of the DSA's vehicle compounds and destroying their assets.

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