About: Nasir Tarighian

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Nasir Tarighian aka. Namik Basaran was the founder and CEO of Akdabar Enterprises, and the leader of the notorious terrorist group, The Shadows. His family was killed in the Iran-Iraq war. Swearing revenge, he lead a group named the Shadows, but the group was hunted and killed. Having escaped, he emerged with a new name, Namik Basaran and used his last funds to found Akdabar Enterprises. He hatched a plan to launch a massive WMD against Iraq, but was killed by Albert Mertens, his fellow physicist.

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rdfs:comment	Nasir Tarighian aka. Namik Basaran was the founder and CEO of Akdabar Enterprises, and the leader of the notorious terrorist group, The Shadows. His family was killed in the Iran-Iraq war. Swearing revenge, he lead a group named the Shadows, but the group was hunted and killed. Having escaped, he emerged with a new name, Namik Basaran and used his last funds to found Akdabar Enterprises. He hatched a plan to launch a massive WMD against Iraq, but was killed by Albert Mertens, his fellow physicist.
dcterms:subject	Characters Characters of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (novel) Antagonists
Appearances	Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell
Aliases	Namik Basaran
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abstract	Nasir Tarighian aka. Namik Basaran was the founder and CEO of Akdabar Enterprises, and the leader of the notorious terrorist group, The Shadows. His family was killed in the Iran-Iraq war. Swearing revenge, he lead a group named the Shadows, but the group was hunted and killed. Having escaped, he emerged with a new name, Namik Basaran and used his last funds to found Akdabar Enterprises. He hatched a plan to launch a massive WMD against Iraq, but was killed by Albert Mertens, his fellow physicist.

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