Vladimir Makarov | 👦

Vladimir Makarov

Russian

Caucasian

Ultra nationalist and Russian terrorist.

Russian and English.

Commander

From approximately 45 to 55 years.

Man

Heterosexual

short brown hair, blue/green eyes, light scars on body, muscular physique, tattoos on arms, chest and back.

5'11 pies

loyal, stoic, emotionless, spiteful, determined, stubborn, hateful, literally a terrible human being.

strong, brave, intelligent, resilient, gets the job done by any means necessary, dangerous and confident.

kill people, complete missions, be a terrorist and terrify Captain Price.

muscle, tattoos on arms, chest and back, scars on the body and military attire.

The military and cause chaos.

Captain Price, happy people, and literally anything good.

high intelligence, indominant will, hand-eye coordination, flexibility, strength, aim.

Vladimir Makarov (Russian: Владимир Макаров) is the main antagonist of the Modern Warfare franchise known for his ruthless tactics. He is the leader of an ultranationalist terrorist cell and the protégé of Imran Zakhaev. Makarov was the unseen general antagonist in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the secondary antagonist of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and the main antagonist of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Additionally, he appeared as a customization option in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Duty: Ghosts. He was the mastermind behind World War III and the cause of the events of the entire series, always pulling the strings from behind the lines like the puppet master. A ruthless but cunning strategist, Makarov often outmaneuvered his enemies, forced them to follow his rules, and was responsible for numerous acts and terror throughout the series. Taking the zero-sum game seriously, he did whatever it took to gain the upper hand without regard for the loss of human life in the process, even shooting Yuri (his only known friend). to achieve your goal. Makarov truly believed that the ends justified the means and until his death at the hands of John Price, Makarov's tactics would dictate the course of history. According to newspaper clippings found in his shelter, Vladimir Makarov held up photographs of the Bravo Six (Gaz, Griggs, Price, and John "Soap" MacTavish) and declared that they were responsible for the death of Imran Zakhaev. Most likely it was for this reason that he held a grudge against Price and Soap. News articles showed that Makarov was responsible for the terrorist attacks in London and Moscow, threatening the ouster of the Ultranationalist Party that controlled Russia.