Operation Zulu

Hidden in the wooded outskirts of Zulu24, an ordinary freight yard conceals a major cartel operation.

Behind rows of weathered storage containers, Narco crews sort incoming shipments, conceal valuable cargo, and prepare deliveries to buyers across the region. Containers hold supplies, cash, operational records—or nothing at all. Only the shipping manifests reveal what matters.

A leaked shipment schedule has brought a private military company into the area. Its contract: identify the cartel’s priority cargo, intercept outgoing shipments, and expose the network behind the freight yard.

But the leak has been discovered.

The Narcos are changing container assignments, circulating false manifests, and preparing decoy shipments. They cannot abandon the yard: a major delivery is due, and the buyers expect their cargo.

Neither side has the complete picture. Both must act before the shipment window closes.

PMC

Recover shipping records, identify priority containers, and seize their contents. Establish observation posts in the surrounding woods and intercept cargo moving through the yard.

Verify your intelligence carefully. A convincing manifest could lead your force straight to an empty container while the real shipment slips away.

NARCOS

Keep the logistics operation moving. Protect authentic manifests, relocate priority cargo, and escort shipments to designated departure points.

Use decoy deliveries to draw the PMCs away from valuable cargo. Reclaim captured records before they expose the next shipment.

THE FIGHT

Control of the freight yard changes throughout the battle. A container searched earlier may receive new cargo. A captured manifest may reveal a departure point—or an assignment that has already changed.

The container lanes offer short, contested routes through the yard. The surrounding woods offer room to observe, flank, and intercept teams moving cargo.

Both sides must choose where to commit their forces. Guard the containers, hunt for intelligence, or position fighters along a suspected shipment route. There will never be enough people to cover everything.

When the final shipment window opens, the Narcos must get their priority cargo out. The PMCs must determine which movements matter and stop them before time runs out.

Every container has a number. Every shipment has a story. Someone is lying.