KRAVCHENKO
Full Name:
Lev Kravchenko
Date of Birth:
March 20, 1920
Bio:
Three weeks since I accepted command of Spetsgruppa Omega. And I am beginning to wonder if Comrade Andropov was out of his mind when he created this spook show. My first order of business was a thorough review of Omega Group activities since their formation in '75. What a fucking joke. The study of psychotronic phenomena? What does that even mean? Biocommunication, bioenergetics, bioinformation... Words invented by paper-pushers to make ghost stories sound real. I read hundreds of their bullshit reports and found nothing useful. So I reassigned the authors to dig biolatrines. But if...IF Andropov was not out of his mind. IF he saw some genuine operational value in any of this nonsense... I will give this one more month. And then I will pull the plug.
— Lev Kravchenko, 21st of April, 1983.
Appearances:
Black Ops, Black Ops II, Black Ops: Cold War
Weaver and Carver share a late night drink and discuss the future.
As Kravchenko and Peck run their eighth attempt to extract Zykov, a catastrophic miscalculation is made.
Kravchenko discusses his thoughts on potential targets once Operatsiya Inversiya is complete.
Kravchenko pays an unexpected visit at Test Site Anna - and informs Peck of an alarming schedule update.
Kravchenko seeks Jager's council on his new plan and inquires about Jager's family history.
A letter from Chebrikov, giving Omega Group authorization to proceed with Operatsiya Izbavitel.
Gorev reports to Kravchenko regarding Omega Group operations in the Ural Mountains Outbreak Zone.
Official Omega brief distributed to all departments ordering the suspension of ongoing operations, and the redispersal of personnel to support Operatsiya Izbavitel.
Weaver radios the strike team about Requiem's future after the events in Berlin.
Gorev and Jager discuss the latest developments with Omega's new mission... and Kravchenko's motivations.
Kravchenko's Official statement on Omega's unexpected Berlin operation, and the betrayal of Valentina.
After successfully infiltrating the group of Omega defectors, Jager meets with Kravchenko to discuss his next move. Recorded before the events of Operation Excision.
Kravchenko provides a reminder of what is at stake should the strike team fail.
Kravchenko shares his own personal thoughts on Valentina's betrayal.
Kravchenko and Gorev interrogate Requiem's Raptor One pilot.
Excerpt from Valentina's personal diary, July 15, 1983.
After losing his strike team, Weaver is paid a late night office visit by Carver.
Valentina discusses another strange visitation from her father -- and the next stage of their plan.
A model for the Reality Inversion Warhead shown to Kravchenko as a proof of concept.
Gorev reports his findings in the Algerian desert to Kravchenko, raising disturbing new possibilities.
Gorev files an after-action report on the localized outbreak at Mt. Yamantau, and offers a plan for what to do with the Soviet hazmat troops who witnessed it all.
Kravchenko and Gorev discuss the current state of Omega.
Kravchenko reveals to Valentina why he altered the purpose of Operatsiya Inversiya.
Valentina laments the Kremlin's choice of targets for Operatsiya Inversiya.
Gorev warns Peck not to squander his second chance.
Gorev tells Peck there is still an informant in Omega Group -- and they are to be taken alive.
The Colonel's preferred method of getting someone's attention.
Kravchenko assigns Peck to the Ural Mountains Outbreak Zone -- and warns him never to fail him again.
Kravchenko meets with Valentina to discuss his expectations of her proposed mission to Projekt Endstation.
Omega Group's leader gives Peck one final chance to redeem himself.
Valentina writes a report to Kravchenko detailing key operations from the early days of Omega Group.
Newly in command of Omega Group, Kravchenko reflects on the bizarre unit he has inherited.