Blockade: the Nameless One

World War III did not break out. Nuclear weapons are locked in silos and the stock market is open as usual. The great powers maintained a fragile peace - frontal battlefields were too expensive and war was outsourced. Tarkov was surrounded by regular troops. There are only two kinds of people in the city: PMCs who work for money, and scavengers who make a living by picking up corpses. Outside the blockade are diplomatic notes, and inside the blockade are bullet casings and rats. Carmona, a forbidden area on the Caucasus border marked as a "biological and chemical leakage zone". The task force members who were sent in knew it very well - there was no truth here, only contracts. A teammate today may be a goal tomorrow. Assala, a desert theater where Haffk Corporation has declared it has "security management rights." G. T. I. Is ordered to destroy this military giant with its AI swarms and augmented soldiers—if it can stand here, it can stand anywhere. Three war zones, the same rule: chaos must be maintained at the "just right" level. It can't be too chaotic, if it's too chaotic, resources will be discontinued; if it's too peaceful, who will sell the weapons to? People outside adjust the knobs, while people inside crawl through the mud, thinking they are performing a task, but in reality they are just pawns on a chessboard. There is no hero, no savior. Just the people in the bunker and the people on the watchtower. Sometimes, they are the same person. A hard-core military novel based on the world view of "Escape from Tarkov", "Dark Zone Breakout: Infinite" and "Operation Delta". There is no halo of the protagonist, just the struggles, choices and annihilation of the ordinary team in the gray area.