Character from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III by Infinity Ward / Activision
Farah's resistance militia — fighters who have been at war with Russian occupation and Al-Qatala for most of their lives, led by a commander who calls every one of them family.
The ULF was built by resistance, not convention. Farah's fighters didn't go through academies — they went through occupation, and the people who survived became the core of the force. Farah leads them the way she leads everything: by being worth following. In MW3, the ULF is formally allied with Task Force 141 and has operational reach across Urzikstan. They are Konni Group's primary local opposition. They are also, as of the end of the MW3 campaign, still standing — which is the only metric Farah ever cared about.
Mixed field gear, much of it captured or supplied via Task Force 141. The ULF patch — used when worn — is a point of pride. These are not polished soldiers; they are people who learned to fight in the field because their country required it. The best of them are extraordinary. The worst are still alive, which means something.
Also known as: ULF, Urzikstani Liberation Force