Bazan Government

Mark catapults the Bazan Government into the Briefing Room crossfire as a U.S. recognition contender amid Haiti turmoil, but C.J. unleashes a withering denial—nonexistent, unworthy of sovereign nod. This controversial phantom regime stalks the crisis periphery, its legitimacy pulverized under White House messaging that elevates democracy over pretenders, even as USS Enterprise carriers race toward invasion horizons and aircraft slice the skies, exposing raw fault lines in intervention calculus.