Tired of relentlessly fighting for poor pay and no recognition, hardened militia from all over Eastern Europe came together to put their skills to more profitable use: organized crime. The Volk brought with it a strong pack work ethic and a vast hoard of munitions and armored vehicles of war.
Their "Wolves" embrace strict military discipline and are experts in the use of firearms and explosives. They bolster their ranks with skilled illegal immigrants, and use the rest as a disposable workforce. The Volk controls the entire industrial area of Pacific City, locally known as the Den. The district's most notable trait is thick suppressive smog—appropriate for such an oppressive regime.
Gang Leaders:
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Boris Mikhailov
Boris “Baron” Mikhailov heads up recruitment for the Volk. Somehow he manages to ship in hordes of immigrants without getting caught. Make sure his ship has sailed, Agent. |
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Igor Biragov
Igor Biragov is like ten miles of bad road, Agent. Head over to the Coach Lines and flatten his tires—permanently. |
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Natalya Gryzunova
We suspect the "White Fox" is reponsible for keeping the Volk workers in order. Hurry to the Observatory, Agent, and smoke this Fox out of its hole. |
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Victor Rabotnikov
Rabotnikov is responsible for maintaining the flow of the Volk's munitions. Put on your water wings and blow him and his ocean armory to smithereens. |
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Olga Romanova
The target appears to control the Volk's store of explosives. |
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Sergei Sovetnik
Sovetnik is known to be the key figure in the Volk's black market operations. |
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Vladimir Golyak
Agency intel is limited at this time, but it is known that Golyak is the Volk's kingpin. |