Two months have passed since US forces apprehended Abu Musafara in the small central African nation of Antoga. A known terrorist and enemy of the state, Musafara was also a key figure head in a violent central African drug trade organization whose base of operations stemmed from within the tiny African nation's borders.

Since his capture, Musafara’s organization, including his top deputies, have gone underground and all but disappeared from the US radar screens. Because of their long relationship however, these individuals are still believed to be hiding out in Antoga, supported by the Antoga Rebel Authority. Amidst all this, US forces now find themselves fighting a violent and brutal guerilla war in Antoga against the rebels and elements of what's believed to be remnants of Musafara's organization.

International discussions within the UN Security Council over the situation in Antoga have been heated and highly debated. At the onset, opponents criticized the US when covert operations in Antoga became known. However, recent actions on the part of the Antoga Rebel Authority have provided the US with support from several other nations with the intent to restore order and the diplomatic regime that once governed there.

The US along with its allies are now tasked with restoring order and bringing the diplomatic government back to power in Antoga.

UN Security Council Resolution 2094 has authorized a US coalition led force to oust the ARA from power and provide temporary security to the people and the nation of Antoga.

Can the Antoga Rebels maintain control and their position? –OR- Will the US led coalition seize control and restore diplomatic order to the country? … All will be answered on June 3rd 2006 when these forces collide once again at Operation: SAFARI STRIKE! 2