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| “ | You stab me?! A little piece of shit child?! | „ |
| ~ J-12 trying to kill Farah Karim. |
| “ | I'LL CRUSH YOUR LITTLE NECK! | „ |
| ~ J-12's homicidal breakdown as he tries to strangle Hadir. |
J-12 is a Russian soldier and member of a rogue military force led by General Barkov and partook in the invasion of Urzikstan and a minor but key antagonist in the 2019 video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. He was the soldier who killed Hadir and Farah Karim's father Walid and by extension responsible for their resistance war against Barkov.
He is voiced by Stefan Kapičić.
Biography[]
In 1999, General Roman Barkov invades Urzikstan to "protect" Russia from terrorist threats. During the attack on the capital, the soldier known only as J-12 enters the Karim family's house and points his AK-47 at Walid Karim and his children as they are leaving the house. Walid tells them to let his children go and J-12 refuses, continuing to point his weapon at him. Seeing no other option, Walid throws his backpack at J-12 and fights him. J-12 then pulls out a knife to attack Walid and Waild's son Hadir attempts to get the soldier off of his father but is knocked to the ground. Waild grabs the J-12's knife and stabs him in the gut, but he still overpowered by the soldier. J-12 fatally shoots Walid, and is contacted by his superior, soldier J-13, to report.
J-12 is ordered to keep Hadir alive, and to bring him to a truck but J-12 tells the soldier that there is another child, Farah, in the house and asks the soldier what they are going to do with Hadir. J-13 says that they will use him as a human shield, however, Farah may be killed if he so desires. As J-12 searches the house for the child, Farah stays hidden and picks up sharp household objects, sneaking up on the muscular soldier and stabbing him in both legs, although he remains standing. J-12, incredulous that a child was able to injure him, labels Farah a "Suka" and becomes determined to kill her. On her third attempt, J-12 catches Farah, disarming and wrestling the child to the ground before trying to strangle her.
Before he can finish, Hadir regains consciousness and jumps onto J-12, stabbing him in the shoulder. The two struggle for control of the knife, and Hadir orders Farah to kill the soldier with her stabbing J-12 twice in the stomach and, when this does not work, she stabs him in the chest. These severe wounds are not enough to kill the soldier, who manages to rip the knife out of his shoulder and strike Farah across the face, before forcing Hadir off his back. Enraged at all the injuries that children inflicted on him, J-12 begins to strangle Hadir, endearing that he will crush his "little neck." However, Farah grabs the distracted the soldier's AK-47 and fires into his back, finally killing him.
Legacy[]
After his death, J-12's gas mask was taken by Farah and she and Hadir then proceeded to flee the house with her brother after a tearful goodbye with their father. Soldiers outside of the house could be heard stating that J-12 is missing from the group and not responding on radio. One soldier jokingly asked how he could have gone missing based on his size and build but his squad eventually found his body and informed their team leader. His death and actions had a major impact on both Hadir and Farah, who then grew up to lead the Urzikstan Liberation Force against General Barkov with the desire to kill him and retake the country from his oppressive control. Ultimately, with the help of Captain John Price and Task Force 141, Farah would manage to kill Barkov and end the Russian occupation of Urzikstan.
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Images[]
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Videos[]
External links[]
- J-12 on the Call of Duty Wiki.
