The BTR-4 is a future variant of the 21st Century BTR-60 seen in the modern day. This Russian APC is used by the Pan-Asian Coalition to assault enemy positions with relative safety. BTR-4s were first used extensively at the beginning of The Cold War at The Battle for Minsk and saw action on almost every battlefield afterwards. Romanovs were less common during the EU counterattack into Europe, however, suggesting that the vast majority of them had been lost in the PAC's relentless assault on Europe and Africa.