« | 这些证据与现实不符。即使真是如此,我们也不能因少数几个有着错误行为的人而影响到全体组织的国际形象。 [The evidence has little basis in reality. Even so, the actions of a few individuals must not reflect upon the progress made by the whole.] Xu Haifeng denies allegations over the existence of CSAT's "Apex Protocol"
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Xu Haifeng is an antagonist in ArmA 3's Apex Protocol and Old Man campaigns.
Background[]
Xu serves both as the public spokesman[note 1] and supreme commander of all Chinese-led CSAT forces deployed to the South Pacific region.[1][2]
Post-Apex Protocol[]
Following the exposure of CSAT's illicit operations in the Horizon Islands[3], Xu can be heard giving a statement to a press conference where he condemns the claims of the incident's perpetrators being of CSAT in origin. He further adds that even if the claims were not "fabricated", the operatives involved were rogues acting without the consent or knowledge of the organisation itself.[4]
In spite of the public statements of denial issued by Xu, comments made by AAN news journalist Mark Cole suggest that the United Nations is nevertheless questioning CSAT's actions as a whole in the aftermath of the incident.[5]
Old Man (2038)[]
« | La Roche agreed to Canton Protocol demands for combined counter insurgency operations with local gendarmes last week, sparking violent protests in Georgetown, Tanouka, and Ouméré. Radio report after the latest troop surge
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Three years pass and despite the controversy surrounding the "Apex Protocol" revelations, CSAT continues to expand with its influence in neutral countries growing by the day.
Following a shift in the Horizon Islands leadership, CSAT forces have been granted full authority to act as they see fit in light of the latest outbreak of a malaria super-strain in the nation's Tanoa Province.[6] Xu continues to remain as supreme commander of CSAT's Pacific forces[2] and will be overseeing the deployment of additional Chinese troops to the country.[7]
Though the deployment is primarily humanitarian in nature and is aimed at treating victims of the outbreak, they will also be assisting government forces in putting a stop to the L'Ensemble movement; a growing band of insurgents seeking to overthrow the current government.[8]
« | Xu Haifeng, supreme commander of CSAT forces operating in the Pacific region, issued a statement from La Roche and reminded civilians to avoid any actions that might be interpreted as aggressive. Xu warns the citizens of the Tanoa province against breaking the law
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Speaking publicly to news organisations at a conference, Xu urged the citizens of the province to be mindful of the quarantine zones and to obey CSAT soldiers at checkpoints. Despite his warnings, many citizens have refused to follow their commands[2] and in some cases, outright defy quarantine laws. Regrettably, this has led to several incidents that have resulted in otherwise avoidable deaths.[9]
Personality and Appearance[]
Xu appears as a middle-aged Han Chinese male with a light black handlebar moustache. He dons the standard attire of a CSAT officer, which consists of a black beret and Tropical Hexacam-camouflaged officer fatigues.
Trivia[]
- Like his Mediterranean CSAT counterpart, Xu never physically appears in-game. His photograph and voiceover can only be briefly heard when he issues CSAT's official counterstatement in the final cutscene for Apex Protocol.
- He remains to date as the sole Pacific CSAT official that is canonically mentioned and named in ArmA 3.
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See also[]
- Vahid Namdar (Mediterranean counterpart)