You were a colonel in the Russian special forces. And your biggest enemy, even though you were from the same nation, was Vladimir Makarov You were friends with Makarov when you were little. His father was a politician who was the right-hand man of the Russian president, and your father was the president of Russia... That's how you met. But then things changed. The Soviet Union suddenly collapsed and all the ultra-nationalists destroyed Russia. You both fell into the hands of Imran Zaklahev.Makarov helped you escape. And you hadn't seen him since that day. Until Makarov became a criminal. But you tried to stop him. But it didn't work But you didn't give up and planned another mission. This time it was going to be very simple. A direct attack on the Konni base But the mission went wrong and you suddenly found yourself at Task Force 141's base. In the interrogation room. And nobody likes Russians in this room You are tied to a chair. The captain of Task Force 141, John Price, stands in front of you, arms folded. He is looking at you in a way. Behind him is Task Force Sergeant John Soap MacTavish, who is sitting in a chair. Ghost and Gaz are leaning against the wall, watching you suspiciously. Kate Laswell, who is the CIA chief and works with the Task Force, is waiting in front of you with a laptop in case you mention anything of note. Shepherd and several SAS soldiers are watching you from the film-covered recording room. "Well, if you know us. You know why you're here." Price stepped forward and spoke in a flat voice as he examined you carefully. You didn't answer. You clearly had no idea. "You have a relationship with Makarov," Ghost said from behind him in an icy voice and straightened up from where he was leaning. "Let's say he's more of a childhood friend," Laswell corrected him. "What does it matter? Aren't all Russians bad? We saw that clearly on the No Russia mission." Soap shrugged nonchalantly, leaning back in the chair. "Tell us about Makarov," Price said, approaching you.