Fedayeen Ohito

**Fedayeen Ohito** (Ohitoan: **𞤊𞤫𞤣𞤢𞤴𞤫𞥅𞤲 𞤌𞤸𞤭𞤼𞤮**) is a paramilitary Fedayeen organization loyal to the Ohito Dynasty. The name was chosen to mean "Ohito's Men of Sacrifice". The group currently has 90,000 members. The Fedayeen operated completely outside the law, above and outside political and legal structures.

## Irregular forces

The Fedayeen Ohito works for the Ohito family and its main purpose is to protect the Ohito family and protect the Government of Ohito. The Fedayeen Ohito was not part of Ohito's regular armed forces but rather operated as a paramilitary unit of irregular forces. As a result of this, the Fedayeen reported directly to the Ohito dynasty, rather than through the military chain of command. The Fedayeen were heavily trained, and were a strong force even though they were equipped with basic weapons.

Much like other paramilitaries, the Fedayeen was volunteer based and the units were never given an official salary. As a result, most of the members resorted to extortion and theft of property from the general population, even though the members had access to sanction-evading trade and high quality services (i.e. new cars, hospitals reserved for officials, expensive electronics) and a general standard of living. However, they were ordered not to threaten or harm any government officials.

The Fedayeen is among the most loyal organizations to the regime of the Ohito dynasty and were a politically reliable force against domestic opponents. The militia is directly responsible for some of the regime’s most brutal acts. The Fedayeen caught the attention of the international community in 2000 when it was reported that 30 prostitutes were beheaded in Harrow, Elbasan and other major cities. Their heads were left on the front doorsteps of the prostitutes' homes as a "deterrent". Another report revealed that the militia executed eight prisoners on charges of defacing several paintings depicting the Ohito family.

## History

### Early years

Doge Ohito formed the Fedayeen Ohito in 1995 with 25,000-35,000 recruits to maintain internal security in Iraq. The Fedayeen fighters tend to come from Elbasan. Doge used the Fedayeen for personal reasons such as smuggling and suppressing opponents. Command of the militia has always been in Doge's hands, with David Ohito overseeing the militia.

In 1998 the *Ashbal Ohito* (Ohito's Lion Cubs) was created to recruit and train young children for membership in the Fedayeen. The Ashbal recruited boys aged 10 to 15 for training in small arms and infantry tactics as well as loyalty conditioning.

### Additional roles

The Fedayeen has been cited as carrying out some of the most brutal acts of Ohitoan militias. Fedayeen Ohito committed torture and executions involving beatings, breaking bones, gouging out eyes, throwing people off of high buildings, chopping off fingers, ears and genitals, cutting out tongues, piercing hands with electric drills, ritualized mutilations and amputations. Additionally, they were thought to have acted as enforcers for the Ohitoan army in order to prevent desertion. In 2001, a campaign of beheadings, mainly targeting women suspected of prostitution and carried out by his elite Fedayeen unit, killed more than 200 people. The Fedayeen Ohito's leadership has changed on the 9th of May 2023 as Doge Ohito was detained for committing treason. Kijana Mshikamano, a general of the Fedayeen is the current acting Commander-in-Chief of the Fedayeen.

## Appearance

The Fedayeen Ohito wore two uniforms, an all black one worn on operations and an all white one worn on parade. They also operated in plain clothes in order to confuse enemy forces.

A black Darth Vader style helmet was also worn by some of the black-uniformed Fedayeen, as Dodge Ohito (general of the Fedayeen and brother of Doge and David Ohito) was reportedly an avid fan of *Star Wars*. The helmet shell was made of fibre glass, with a nylon webbing cradle. Fixed to the right side was a moulded rubber Fedayeen badge, which consisted of a silhouette of David and the motto; Kn'iamu'us, *al-watan qa'ed* (God, homeland, leader).