Saddam Hussein interfered with Activision's plans: Kuwaiti authorities have banned Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 in their country

Call of Duty series games are often caught in public scandals because of their connection to real events, and sometimes they are even banned in some countries. And, of course, the new shooter Black Ops 6 is no exception.

Here's What We Know

The events of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will unfold in the early 1990s and is largely devoted to the war in the Persian Gulf.

Recall, the real conflict began in 1990, when the Iraqi army under the command of Saddam Hussein occupied Kuwait.

Apparently, the presentation of some of the events in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 didn't please the Kuwaiti authorities and they banned the game in their country. Activision's local branch hopes to reverse the decision, but it's already clear that Kuwaiti residents won't be able to play Black Ops 6 on 25 October, and those who have already pre-ordered the game will receive a refund.

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