Operation Ashran

After a series of raids on its regional operations, the cartel is preparing to move its remaining assets out of the country.

At an isolated airstrip in Ashran, a transport plane waits for its final load: cartel cash, sensitive records, and high-value cargo gathered from nearby safe houses. The flight will carry everything the cartel needs to rebuild elsewhere.

A private military company has intercepted the evacuation order. Its mission is to stop the departure and seize the assets before they disappear.

The Narcos know the airstrip has been compromised, but abandoning the aircraft would mean leaving everything behind. With their departure window closing, they must bring the scattered shipments to the plane while keeping the surrounding territory under their control.

The PMCs are moving in. The flight crew is waiting. Every missing shipment delays departure.

NARCOS

Recover cargo from designated collection sites and deliver it to the aircraft. Secure the flight documents, establish communications with the crew, and defend the loading area.

Keep the supply routes open. If the PMCs capture a shipment, reclaim it before the departure deadline.

PMC

Intercept cargo before it reaches the aircraft and secure it at your collection point. Capture flight documents and disrupt the communications needed to authorize departure.

Push into the airstrip and take control of the aircraft before the Narcos complete their evacuation.

THE FIGHT

The aircraft is the center of the operation, but the battle extends well beyond it.

Narco forces must divide their strength between collecting cargo, escorting recovery teams, and defending the plane. The PMCs must decide whether to intercept those teams in the field or concentrate on taking the loading area.

As shipments arrive, the aircraft becomes a more valuable prize. Cargo delivered to the plane remains vulnerable until the final departure window, giving the PMCs a chance to seize it—and the Narcos a reason to fight for every approach.

When the departure window opens, the Narcos must hold the aircraft and complete the flight requirements. The PMCs have one last chance to ground the operation.

One aircraft. One closing departure window. Everything rides on the last flight.