The 6th Airborne

Reports indicate that the NSKP has begun a large scale offensive south of their previously held land. This will most likely result in Turkish forces increasing their presence and interfering in our operation before it was expected. If we are to engage with Turkish forces, we risk losing the F-35s and failing our mission. Extreme caution is advised when engaging unknown targets.

The Russians have responded heavily to our recent operation in Gorqan and Hill 337 by deploying additional BTGs to Syria. They have also increased their presence north of FOB Murabat which will force our US allies to switch to defensive actions only. We will not be able to call in US fire missions.

Now that we have established a secure foothold in northern Syria, we can divert our attention to the main objective of this Operation. The next few targets will narrow down our search for the missing assets, as well as making future missions less risky to carry out. Due to the heavy presence of Russian and SAA rotary forces, one of our goals will be destroying the main helicopter base of the southern Anizay region in Akhund, which we located through POW interrogation. Additionally, we'll target civilian and industrial infrastructure to further cripple the enemies capabilities. A trapped detachment of FSA soldiers in currently under siege by the SAA in the city of Qalandar. We will attempt to free them to regain our previous good relations and alliance.

However, our most vital mission goal is Commander Qaasim Al-Raiz. A well-educated and experienced military veteran currently overseeing and commanding military operations in the North Syrian conflict zone. He will be our best chance at locating our future targets and gaining valuable information on the region. Do not hold back during interrogation, as this is our chance at avoiding unnecessary casualties.

In response to the recent increase in hostilities, the Russian MoD has announced the additional deployment of two Battalion Tactical Groups to Syria. Expect more heavy Russian presence and adapt to the new conditions.