This content requires the base game Syrian Warfare on Steam in order to play.

## About This Content
A new single-player campaign, as you might infer from the title, will be
focused on the dramatic events between December 2016 and March 2017, when the
ancient city was once again captured by the terrorists, and an imminent threat
loomed – the enemy could now quickly advance into territories controlled by
the government, with access to large cities. However, thanks to the tenacity
of the Syrian army and its allies, including the Russian air forces, the
opponent’s advance was halted and then turned back.

The plot will focus around a detachment of the elite Syrian unit Tiger Forces.
Despite being caught flat-footed by Daesh’s sudden assault, they defended
their positions on Palmyra’s outskirts to the end, got surrounded and fought
their way to the T4 air base, where they had a big role in the defense of the
air base and the following retaking of Palmyra.

The player will have control over new squad types (including, as mentioned,
Tiger Forces squads); Lebanese volunteers; and the National Defence Forces.

The game’s arsenal will be expanded with new weapons: mounted grenade
launchers, recoilless guns (both infantry variants and mounted on technicals),
high-caliber heavy machineguns.

The game’s tank park will have new modifications of the T-55 and T-62 tanks in
store. The air forces will see the additions of the Russian Ka-52 “Alligator”
helicopter, Syrian “Gazelle” light attack/scouting helicopter.

The terrorists will also have weapons previously unseen in the game: American
Humvees captured from the Iraqi military, anti-tank TOW missiles, heavily-
armored VBIEDs.

The “Syrian Warfare: Return to Palmyra” requires the base game “Syrian
Warfare” to run.

Syrian Warfare: Return to Palmyra