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Operation Stiletto

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An interesting example of Nod tactical genius, Operation Stiletto was conducted in southern Italy during the closing stages of the Third Tiberium War in order to disrupt GDI and Scrin operations in the area. Nod involvement began when a small strike force, composed of a Commando, several Shadow Teams and Saboteurs was deployed into the area. The force entered the combat zone unharmed (as GDI command ordered a temporary cease fire to ascertain their motives).

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*Capture GDI's construction yards *Capture or destroy GDI's production facilities *Capture the Scrin's drone platforms *Capture or destroy the Scrin's production facilities *Destroy GDI *Destroy Nod if attacked *Destroy the Scrin *Destroy Nod if attacked

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Moderate Scrin presence annihilated GDI presence annihilated

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Operation Stiletto

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Nod victory

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Almost full Scrin arsenal Two Construction Yards Commando Captured GDI weapons Two Drone ships Almost full GDI arsenal Shadow Teams Captured Scrin Weapons Saboteurs

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East bank of the Tiber River, Italian Red Zone

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An interesting example of Nod tactical genius, Operation Stiletto was conducted in southern Italy during the closing stages of the Third Tiberium War in order to disrupt GDI and Scrin operations in the area. Nod involvement began when a small strike force, composed of a Commando, several Shadow Teams and Saboteurs was deployed into the area. The force entered the combat zone unharmed (as GDI command ordered a temporary cease fire to ascertain their motives).

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