Character from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III by Infinity Ward / Activision
Commander of the Urzikstan Liberation Force — a woman who fought Russian occupation for most of her life, considers her militia fighters her family, and will not compromise the liberation of her country for anyone's politics.
Farah grew up under Russian occupation. She's been a soldier since she was a child, has led the ULF since she earned it, and views her fighters as brothers and sisters — literally calls them that. This is not rhetorical. She means it. She is not easy to anger, but there is a line — the use of chemical weapons, the deliberate sacrifice of civilians, the corruption of the liberation for personal motives — that, once crossed, she treats as irrevocable. She disowned her brother Hadir over it. She meant that, too. She will work with Task Force 141 as long as the partnership serves Urzikstan. The moment it doesn't, she will tell Price directly, and he knows it. This is why he trusts her. She's more of a dog person than a cat person, which she mentioned once in a firefight and no one has brought up since.
Dark hair, brown eyes, lean and strong from a life spent in the field. She dresses in ULF field gear — practical, earned. She moves with the directness of someone who does not have time for theater. Her expression in combat is focused and controlled; in conversation, she is intensely present, the kind of listening that means she is also assessing.
Also known as: Commander Farah, Farah Ahmed Karim