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War wages on in the region of Chernarus. Sources say that during the engagement that took place last Saturday, a Russian diplomat, Vladimir Kalisnitov, was captured. It is uncertain as to why Kalisnitov was the target, and no information has yet to be released.

Kalisnitov has been very vocal in his criticism and disdain of US foreign policy in the region, stating: "The American government does not need to concern itself with what Russian people do on Russian soil."

The 10th Special Forces group, under the command of 10SOC, was assigned with the extraction of Kalisnitov. The team executed a raid on the tagets location in the town of Polana, and secured Kalisnitov. During the extraction, The 75th Ranger Regiment, 3rd Battalion ambushed a convoy of enemy troops heading towards Polana, ensuring that the 10th SFG made a successful extraction.

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Reported by AAN correspondent CPL Jones

As the fighting continues, NATO forces have pushed their way into the Russian occupied region of Chernarus. This comes shortly after an attack by the Russians was waged on NATO forces in Altis. NATO officials say that Chernarus is vital to controlling supply runs, to and from the larger Russian territories.

This engagement started earlier this year, when NATO learned that the Russians were backing Pantheran insurgants as a way to push their policy into the Middle East, with a goal of an eventual alliance between the Middle East and Russia.

The President of the United States has deployed the 10th Special Operations Command to assist in the invasion on Chernarus. 10SOC is an elite military unit, comprising of the 10th Special Forces group, the 75th Ranger Regiment, and 160th SOAR. As 10SOC continues their fight in Chernarus, AAN News Network will be there to report on the progress of this engagement, every step of the way.

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A lot of changes to the 10SOC Website, and from what I can tell, many more to come. Check out the changelog if you like to have a full breakdown on unreleased features and changes.

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2FA is a great way to secure your account here on the site. Using an app (such as Authy or Google Authenticator) where you have to open up the app on your phone, and type out a 6 digit number into the website is the typical 2FA approach. With this update, we now support One-Touch logins through the Authy app. This means instead of having to open the app to login with 2FA; you will instead immediately receive a notification on your phone, where you can approve your login with a single button press.

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