This article specifically lists minor references to miscellaneous countries and intergovernmental organisations in the Armaverse that do not have or require a dedicated article.
Australia[]
2039[]
Due to the effects of drastic global climatic changes throughout the 2030s[1], Australia is experiencing an unprecedented period of severe drought.[2]
Belarus[]
2035[]
Following the conclusion of accession talks at the 2035 Moscow Summit, Belarus officially became a full member of the Chinese-led CSAT alliance.[3][4]
Bocano, People's Republic of[]
The following information is of ambiguous canonicity.
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 Stepping Stone mini-campaign sketch by Scott Alsworth, depicting the (unofficial and canonically unconfirmed) location of Bocano. Other than its existence being hinted at, there is no canonical information on what events the nation is involved with in the leadup to the Stepping Stone mini-campaign, nor its alignment to either the East or the West. |
Canada[]
1985[]
At the 1985 Ice Hockey World Championships being held in the capital of Prague, (former) Czechoslovakia, Canada won second place after being defeated by Czechoslovakia, losing with a final score of 5-3.[6]
China, People's Republic of[]
199X[]
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2013[]
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 Footage of Chinese officials contacting ION contractor Mark Reynolds in the alternate ending Termination. On July 3rd, the Chinese government discreetly contacted and hired the services of ION PMC contractor, Mark Reynolds[11][12], to secure evidence of Chinese nuclear materials obtained by the United Nations weapons inspection team at OKB-754. |
circa 2020s[]
Following the unilateral U.S. withdrawal from the mid-Atlantic microstate of Malden, the Chinese government offered to fill the security vacuum. Over the decade, the Chinese military slowly expanded its presence on the island with the establishment of a long-range fighter squadron to monitor the airspace leading to the Straits of Gibraltar.[15]
2035[]
On July 24th, the Chinese government downplayed concerns over NATO's deployment to the mid-Atlantic island of Malden. Officials insisted that Chinese troops would take no part in the hostilities between its North African CSAT allies and U.S.-led NATO forces.[16] As a gesture of goodwill towards NATO, no protest was made against the deployment of NATO forces onto Malden, and an offer to have Western observers be stationed at the Chinese airbase was extended as well.[17]
On August 13th, Chinese government officials denounced the commencement of "Exercise Safe Horizon", joint training exercises being hosted by NATO in the South Pacific nation of the Horizon Islands. Officials lambasted Safe Horizon, calling it a "[...] a clear & present strategic provocation".[18]
2039[]
Unknown parts of Mainland China have experienced devastating floods due to the effects of global climactic changes in the 2030s.[1][2]
Czech Republic (Czechia)[]
2010[]
Several months after the Chernarussian Civil War was resolved, the Czech government green-lit the deployment of military forces to supervise reconstruction programmes throughout the province of South Zagoria, Chernarus.[19]
In addition to supporting the local Chernarussian authorities, a peacekeeping task force, separately designated as BYSFOR, was deployed to the semi-autonomous province of Bystrica. BYSFOR's priority was the apprehension of the notorious militia warlord, Radan Miyović, as well as his senior subordinates and affiliates.[20]
On June 1st, the British Dragonmasters were defeated in a completely one-sided match by a Czech team (Bohemians) at the International Air Hockey tournament.[21]
2012[]
Alongside its NATO allies, the Czech government authorised the deployment of special operations teams from the Czech Army's 601st Special Forces Group (SFG) in support of the U.S.-led invasion of Takistan, codename Operation Arrowhead.[22] In the weeks and months that followed the regime's collapse, 601st SFG would continue to support counterinsurgency operations before and after the NATO troop surge.[23][24]
Czechoslovakia (Czechoslovak Socialist Republic)[]
1985[]
The 1985 Ice Hockey World Championships were held at the capital of Prague. The Czechoslovaks won the championship after defeating Canada with a final score of 5-3.[6]
Egypt[]
2030[]
An open day expo was hosted by the International Development & Aid Project to teach attendees about the Laws of Armed Conflict (LOAC) and International Humanitarian Law (IHL).[25]
European Union[]
circa 2020s[]
An (ongoing) economic depression throughout the European Union wreaks havoc amongst its members.[26][27] Several Southern European members are facing total economic collapse[28] while others are blighted by record high unemployment.[29]
203X[]
The European Union expels the Republic of Altis and Stratis as a member of the organisation due to the Akhanteros regime's continued violations of human rights in the aftermath of the Altian Civil War.[30]
2035[]
In mid 2035, a report on the status of the European Common Market reveals that the average unemployment rate for EU member states soared to 42% between FY2034-2035.[29] The Euro (€) has also stumbled to a record three-year low against the Chinese Renminbi (¥).[31]
On August 18th, the European Competition Commitee has stated that it intends to launch a review of an acquisition deal between the Canadian conglomerate, Vrana Corporation, and European tech company, Xeodata.[32]
France[]
1985[]
In the West German capital of Bonn, the G7 summit was held and concluded on April 4th after three days of talks. Representatives from France and the other members of the G7 successfully agreed on measures to kerb inflation. However, they were not able to reach a consensus on a global anti-narcotics programme.[33]
2000[]
Soldiers from the French Foreign Legion (FFL) delivered aid to 11,000 Arganan refugees that had fled from the North African nation of Argana. Then-president Jean Delacroix accepted praise from leaders from across the globe for the FFL's successful operation.[34]
2035[]
Mass anti-government protests take place in the capital of Paris against the French government's economic austerity measures. Arson and the subsequent police crackdown over the course of three weeks results in hundreds of protestors being killed.[26][35]
Germany[]
1982[]
West German leaders, alongside other NATO members, denounced the Soviet Union's occupation of the Independent Republic of Nogova. However, no action was (officially) taken to put an end to the occupation.[36]
1985[]
In the (then-) capital of Bonn, the G7 summit concluded on April 4th after three days of negotiations. Representatives from the West German government and the other G7 members managed to agree on measures to kerb inflation but could not reach a consensus on a global anti-narcotics programme.[33]
2012[]
The German government authorised the deployment of the Bundeswehr's Kommando Spezialkräfte (KSK) to support the NATO deployment to Takistan, codenamed Operation Arrowhead. KSK operatives were dispatched specifically to Karzeghistan to help defend the country from Takistani military incursions along the disputed border.[37][38]
2035[]
Military police are authorised to deploy onto the streets of the capital, Berlin, to quell anti-government riots.[26][39]
Israel[]
circa 2030[]
In the city of Jerusalem, representatives from the victorious military junta of Colonel Georgious Akhanteros and remnants of the defeated pro-civilian government Loyalists sign the Jerusalem Cease Fire agreement, putting an end to the Altian Civil War.[9][40]
Italy[]
2035[]
Anti-government protests take place in the capital of Rome against the Italian government's austerity measures. Over the course of three weeks alone, violent crackdowns by law enforcement and arson results in the deaths of hundreds of protestors.[26][35]
Karpanga[]
2022[]
In 2022, an unknown conflict in the nation of Karpanga involving NATO forces resulted in the capture of several U.S. military soldiers. They were held for unspecified reasons but had pictures taken of them being imprisoned in their cells by NGO photographers.[41]
Nigeria[]
2032[]
Explosive ordnance disposal specialists from the International Development & Aid Project helped to demine unspecified regions of Nigeria.[42]
Sweden[]
2033[]
The International Development & Aid Project held an open day expo to teach attendees about International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and the Laws of Armed Conflict (LOAC).[25]
Syria[]
2035[]
Members of the Chinese-led CSAT alliance convene at a summit being held in the Syrian capital of Damascus.[43]
Turkey (Türkiye)[]
2027[]
In response to the Marmara Crisis, the International Development & Aid Project provided humanitarian aid to Turkish citizens throughout the Marmara Region, delivering vital supplies of food and fresh water to affected civilians.[44][45]
2029[]
After suffering defeat at the hands of CSAT forces, surviving NATO units pull out of the region and initiate the Bodrum Evacuation.
In an event that would later be known as the Battle at Galfara Gorge, a small team of U.S. special operations were sent on what essentially amounted to a suicide mission in the hopes of delaying CSAT tanks headed towards the city.[46][47]
Unnamed Central African country[]
- SPIN-OFF: The following information stems from a spin-off expansion or third party Creator DLC and is considered to be non-canon in the main Armaverse timeline.
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An unnamed country located in Central Africa. At least two cities are known to exist: Dhargan[48] and Lagados[49]. Other notable locations include the Kheran Dam[50], a fortified mountain base run by a local militia warlord named Djibril Kwembe[51], the (unfinished) Wassara Bridge[52], and an American-owned chemical plant on the outskirts of Dhargan[53]. The government is pro-West, though the ruling party has begun to face opposition from anti-American political parties.[52][53] 201XGeneral elections are due to be held. However, in an attempt to swing voters against the pro-West ruling party, a group of terrorists led by Ibrahim Soltani tried to destroy a chemical plant located on the outskirts of the city of Dhargan.[53] His plans were foiled when a team of U.S. special operations infiltrated the plant and assassinated the terrorist leader. They succeeded in disarming all explosives before his remaining henchmen could detonate them.[54] Sometime later, the U.S. government agreed to supply the military with a special mortar system that could be used to destroy an insurgent holdout in the mountains.[52] However, the convoy transporting the mortar system was ambushed by the insurgents when it attempted to cross the Wassara Bridge.[55] It was briefly captured, and the insurgents threatened to destroy the Kheran Dam with it if their imprisoned comrades were not freed.[50] The insurgents were stopped when a fireteam of U.S. special operations infiltrated the dam and disabled the beacon that the insurgents were using to guide the mortar.[56][57] Government forces subsequently hunted down the remaining insurgents after the dam was secured by the American operatives. This was followed up by a drone strike that blew up the mortar system before the surviving insurgents could inflict any further harm to the dam.[58] |
Trivia[]
- The Czechs beating the British at air hockey is an easter egg reference (and jab) at a cease-and-desist attempt that was made by Codemasters against Bohemia Interactive prior to the release of the Operation Arrowhead expansion pack.[59] Due to Codemasters' ownership over the "Operation Flashpoint" brand and their (unofficial and non-canonical) sequel to the first Operation Flashpoint title, "Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising" (OFP:DR), the C&D claimed that Operation Arrowhead was "too similar" to Codemasters' release of OFP:DR.[60]
- Because Tactics reuses many of its assets from ArmA 2 and its DLCs, the unnamed Central African country in both of its official campaigns strangely depicts various road signs, storefronts, and billboards written in Takistani script.
References[]
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See also[]
| Countries in the Armaverse | |
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| Eastern Europe | Livonia • Russian Federation |
| North Africa | Argana |
| West Africa | North Lombakka • South Lombakka |
| Atlantic | Democratic Republic of Sahrani • Independent Republic of Nogova • Kingdom of Sahrani • United Kingdom |
| North America | United States of America |
| Green Sea | Ardistan • Grozovia • Karzeghistan • Republic of Chernarus • Takistan |
| Mediterranean | Atida • Republic of Altis and Stratis |
| South Pacific | Horizon Islands Republic |
| Microstates | Everon Socialist Republic • Malden |
| Countries are listed in order of the region of the globe that they are geographically located in. Italics denote countries that have ceased to exist. NOTE: For a list of minor references to countries that are not shown, please refer to this article. | |