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Created page with "{{Infobox officeholder | order = Leader of the Organised Freedom Guard | term_start = 12-6 10 PC | term_end = present }} '''Viktor "Patras" Melnyk''' is a member of the Sorewa Liberation Uprising and the leader of the Organised Freedom Guard. == Biography == Prior to the Kel-Elemi Civil War Viktor Melnyk was involved in organised crime. === Kel-Elemi Civil War === Shortly after the start of the war, Melnyk, a Sorewa, decla..."
 
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Shortly after the start of the war, Melnyk, a Sorewa, declared allegiance to the [[Sorewa Liberation Uprising]] (SLU). On 12-6 10 PC Melnyk formed the [[Organised Freedom Guard]], which opperated under the banner of the SLU and was known for ransacking villages and shooting civilians at random.
Shortly after the start of the war, Melnyk, a Sorewa, declared allegiance to the [[Sorewa Liberation Uprising]] (SLU). On 12-6 10 PC Melnyk formed the [[Organised Freedom Guard]], which opperated under the banner of the SLU and was known for ransacking villages and shooting civilians at random.
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Vitol Melinik
Leader of the Organised Freedom Guard
In office
12-6 10 PC – present


Viktor "Patras" Melnyk is a member of the Sorewa Liberation Uprising and the leader of the Organised Freedom Guard.

Biography

Prior to the Kel-Elemi Civil War Viktor Melnyk was involved in organised crime.

Kel-Elemi Civil War

Shortly after the start of the war, Melnyk, a Sorewa, declared allegiance to the Sorewa Liberation Uprising (SLU). On 12-6 10 PC Melnyk formed the Organised Freedom Guard, which opperated under the banner of the SLU and was known for ransacking villages and shooting civilians at random.