Andrei "Akula" Markov

I noticed that the First pages info is outdated so i'll contribute:
Name: Andrei Markov
Age: 40
Nationality: Russian
Race: N/A
Bio: Markov was an elite Russian Ace pilot who flew a Su-35BM with a shark mouth on the nose, giving him the moniker: "Akula". He appeared to have fought in the Bosnian war, where was awarded the Geroy Rossiyskoy Federatsii (Hero of the Russian Federation) for his outstanding flying. He was briefly and secretly married to a young women named Krista Yoslav, however she was killed in a botched air strike by the NATO forces. As a result, Markov became enraged, and started flying for a coup air force in Africa in 2015, where he ran into the Warwolf squadron. He severely damaged Warwolf 1's Super Hornet with a single missile strike, while muttering the phrase, "Good night arrogant American.." Later, Markov was encountered shortly in Derbent, only to launch the cruise missile version of Trinity. During the final days of the war, Markov was tasked with protecting a TU-160 Blackjack that was carrying Trinity in attempt to destroy Moscow, this was halted by Warwolf squadron, and Markov himself was shot down, but survived. With the help of his old Friend, Sergei Illich, both manage to enter the US eastern coast with their PAK-FA's. Markov encounters the Warwolf squadron in Miami, and shoots down Warwolf 2, but damages trinity when he engaged Warwolf 1 in a joust. Quickly outrunning Warwolf 1 and heading straight for Washington D.C., Markov and Illich gained significant distance before reaching D.C., however a major air engagement took place inside of a hurricane, where Illich was shot down by Warwolf 1. After the successful defense of D.C. by Warwolf 1 and other US forces, Markov appeared where he engaged Warwolf 1 in a heated dogfight, as a result Markov's PAK-FA became severely damaged. In a last attempt to fulfill his goal, he attempted to drop Trinity prematurely, but was shot down and ejected prematurely from his aircraft when Warwolf 1 shot his Vulcan into the PAK-FA's Cockpit, thus killing Markov in the process.