Peacekeeper

Escape From Tarkov “Tigr Safari” Quest Guide

Tigr Safari is a Peacekeeper quest in Escape From Tarkov. Mark any one UN Tigr vehicle on Customs with an MS2000 marker.

Escape From Tarkov Tigr Safari Quest Details

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Tigr Safari quest image

Original quest dialogue

The task requirements have changed since this dialogue was recorded. Use the updated objective list below for completion.

Okay, here’s the next deal. Russia has kindly provided the UNTAR mission with several Tigr LAVs. Today the mission has virtually collapsed, and the vehicles are left to rot in the rain. I need you to locate those three abandoned armored trucks on Customs and mark them with beacons. There are still many valuables left inside that can be salvaged and sold, for example, to American intelligence. I recommend searching for the trucks on the main road. Unfortunately, I don’t have the beacons right now, so you’ll need to get them yourself.

Objectives

  • Mark any one UN Tigr vehicle on Customs with an MS2000 marker.

Rewards (base amounts)

  • +3,000 XP
  • Peacekeeper reputation +0.1
  • 550 Dollars

Reward Dialogue

I hope you didn’t mention this matter to the authorities? Great. Here’s your reward.

Guide

Bring one MS2000 marker to Customs and use it on a qualifying UN Tigr vehicle. You do not have to mark all three of the vehicles pictured in the older gallery below.

Finish the marking interaction and check the objective counter. The previous three-vehicle checklist and separate extraction step are not in the current task listing.

Location images and reference media

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