Background (13)

Dive into the compelling backstory of Rainbow Six Mobile's 'Background (13)' mission. Learn about Gospic's deadly plans, the Interpol agent's sacrifice, and the critical role of the Cayman Islands police.

Alright, let's get you up to speed on what's going on in Rainbow Six Mobile. This section, 'Background (13)', is all about setting the stage for a critical mission. Think of it as the intel dump before you gear up.

So, here's the deal: some shady characters identified as 'Gospic' have gone and killed an Interpol agent. This agent was deep undercover, trying to get the lowdown on their operation. To make matters worse, these Gospic guys have taken over an airport on Cayman Brac. And the really nasty part? They've got aerosol dispersal equipment, and we've confirmed they're planning to use it with a blistering agent. Your job is to hit that airport, secure the place, and take out all the gunmen.

John Clark, one of the higher-ups, fills in some crucial details. Turns out, Interpol's agent managed to get the final pieces of the puzzle just before he was killed. The big endgame is happening in Rio de Janeiro during the Festas Juninas festival. Gospic's crew was smuggling the chemical agent from the Caymans to Rio, planning to unleash it on the massive crowds there – we're talking hundreds of thousands of people. Unfortunately, backup couldn't reach the agent in time, and he was killed. But, the local police in Cayman Brac were on high alert and managed to keep some of Gospic's people on the island, cornering them in the airport. They also snagged the luggage these guys were trying to load onto a private plane, which contained the aerosol dispersal gear. This really limits who got away and what they can do. So, it's time to get to work.

To break it down even further:

• The Target: Nikola Gospic plans to hit the Festas Juninas festival in Rio de Janeiro.
• The Threat: With potentially a hundred thousand people watching the parade, Gospic's men could easily spread the blistering agent, causing mass casualties.
• The Intervention: Thanks to the vigilant Cayman Islands police, fewer terrorists could make it to Rio, and they confiscated the aerosol devices meant for the festival. So, no one's going to die from someone using hairspray at the festival – thankfully!

Now, Kevin Sweeney drops some more intel on Gospic himself. We've learned he's got terminal liver cancer, with an initial prognosis of six months that he's somehow beaten for two years. He's clearly not planning on going quietly. Sweeney figures Gospic is looking for a grand suicide gesture, and the blistering agent is his perfect tool for it. He probably intends to die right along with his victims.

But here's the real kicker: what happens after he's gone. Records from a meat packing plant show Gospic has been hoarding money for years to fund a new global fascist movement. It's going to be his final