Afghanistan

Background
One of the many locales visited by Scooby Doo in the movie, Scooby Doo: Hired Gun. Scooby visits this location in order to assassinate the dictator of Bulmnia, Matthew Brodrick. At this point in the movie, Brodrick has ordered only two genocides in the hilly regions of Bulmenia. Scooby Doo decides to take matters into his own hands, as the dictator was financially backed by the CIA, meaning that his own government would do nothing of this man's war crimes. Searching through the national archives for days on end, Scooby finds that Matthew had a safe haven in Haragua, Afghanistan throughout The Desert Wars. After driving to John F Kennedy Airport, Scooby steals a Cessna 182 and flies over the Atlantic Ocean in order to get to Afghanistan. After arriving, Scooby kills three guards while sneaking through the Afghanistan National Airport. A caravan delivering supplies to the dictator was intercepted by Scooby while passing by the airport, and in his's view. Upon arriving in Haragua, Scooby quickly finds that Matthew is preparing to launch a nuke at Iran. Searching through the town for Brodrick reveals him hiding within a fruit stand. A battle scene begins between the two, in which Scooby shoots Matthew four times in the head with a Desert Eagle .50, leaving nothing but a bloody pulp. After killing the Bulmenian dictator, Scooby searches Matthew's home, finding that he had bought nuclear weapons from an international illegal weapons trade complex by the name of Johnathon Harrigan Test. This takes Scooby Doo out of Afghanistan and into Turkmenistan.

Production
Several Afghanistan experts were hired in the making of Scooby Doo: Hired Gun including Jeff Grogabart and Samuel Swishben. These experts were consulted while creating scenery for the location. The two had decades of experience with Afghanistan, after peering at a global map for several years. The Afghanistani Accuracy Comitee has given the movie a 94% accuracy rating after a week long review.