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BORDER WAR MILSIM 17

OPERATION STONEBREAKER

22-24 AUGUST 2025

REGISTRATION - NOVEMBER

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Dear BW Fans,

We hope you are doing well.

BW 17 Operation Stonebreaker - General Information

17^th edition will take place in Bela pod Bezdezem same as BW15,BW14,BW15, BW16 and (BW 2 – 10 for the veterans)

We are traditionally working on improvements based on the player feedback, including bigger even stronger focus on LARP element on the event.

We are preparing for you epic scale event where you can count on top services, great offzone with many shops, army vehicles - player - transport in game, great big game props, epic scale battlefield in beautiful land scape and much much more.

Gear Transport and Tent Rental:

Possible with our partner BAS on spot

Scenario

Scenario have been recently published check it out, there will be plenty of new aspects and concepts in-game linked to it.

Ticket pricing

Stays the same as on BW16 - no price increase

Registration opens 1st November 20:00 CET

Tickets will be sold in the following way:

First 100 Tickets: 100 Euro

Registration Day Price: 105 Euro (20:00 – 23:59)

Normal ticket price: 110 Euro

Patch Price: 6 Euro

Personal car pass: 17 Euro

Memorabilia T-Shirt Price: 17 Euro

Game Fractions

Task Force (90% COMBAT 10% LARP)

Rebel Forces (Cartel Enforcers) (90% COMBAT 10% LARP)

DEA (PMC) – LARP – (80% LARP 20% COMBAT) – The Wolf Corp Tribal Police

DEA (PMC) – COMBAT – (70% COMBAT – 30% LARP) – PMC Forces

Amount of tickets per fraction is limited.

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Border War MILSIM - Episode 17 - Scenario

In the heart of the Sierra Verde region, a critical battleground has emerged in the ongoing war on drugs. This area, once a thriving agricultural hub, has been overrun by powerful cartels that exploit the land and its people for their illicit operations. The lush valleys and remote mountains have become a haven for drug production, leading to an escalating conflict between law enforcement and organized crime.

Historically, the Sierra Verde was known for its rich crops, archeology sites and peaceful communities, but the rise of drug trafficking has led to a significant deterioration of safety and stability. In recent years, the government attempted to combat this issue through various initiatives, but the cartels building own army, emboldened by substantial profits, have only intensified their grip on the region.

The latest catalyst for conflict was the discovery of a large methamphetamine lab hidden deep within the mountains, reportedly run by the notorious Los Halcones cartel. This discovery, made by a joint Task Force of local law enforcement and DEA federal agents, sparked immediate backlash from the cartel, which retaliated with violent attacks on police stations and community leaders. In a bid to protect their lucrative operations, the cartel began building its own army, recruiting heavily armed enforcers, former rebels and guerillas to safeguard their narco-production facilities and confront any encroaching forces.

As tensions mounted, the government declared a state of emergency in the Sierra Verde region, deploying the National Guard and specialized tactical units to restore order. These forces, equipped with advanced surveillance and combat technology, aimed to dismantle the cartel’s operations and reclaim control of the territory.

In response, Los Halcones fortified their positions, turning the region into a war zone. Civilians found themselves caught in the crossfire, with many fleeing their homes as skirmishes erupted in the streets. The chaos reached a tipping point when cartel members orchestrated a series of ambushes on military convoys, leading to significant casualties and prompting an urgent call for reinforcements.

The situation escalated further when cartel leaders issued a public threat, vowing to retaliate against any government forces encroaching on their territory. In a desperate bid to regain control, the government authorized a full-scale offensive, dubbed Operation Stonebreaker, aimed at dismantling the cartel’s operations once and for all.

As the first waves of anti drug Task Force and elite forces moved into the mountains, the stage was set for a decisive confrontation. With the fate of Sierra Verde hanging in the balance, both sides prepared for an all-out clash, knowing that the outcome would shape the future of the region and the ongoing war on drugs. The battle lines have been drawn, and Operation Stonebreaker is ready for the next chapter in this fierce struggle.