02-06-2026, 05:08 AM
Terran Herald
5730.10.25
South Baegukese Gov. Confirms Soldiers have Moved into North Baegukese Territory
Conflicting reports came out of North Baeguk yesterday suggesting that South Baeguk had deployed its armed forces to invade the North. Today the KGB government published a Royal Decree confirming that KGB soldiers had been directed to secure the Sinsu Special Economic Zone (SSEZ) and station themselves in North Baeguk-administered territory.
The South claims it is not an invasion but the mere defense of the KGB's sovereign territory, as Gongmangdo continues to press its claim of being the sole legitimate government of the Dan Peninsula. Footage smuggled internationally from Baeguk despite the information blackout on both ends showed what appeared to be southern soldiers marching into the streets of Sinsu and capturing key locations while lifting the Ilwolgi, South Baeguk's war ensign. Rumors of Kyo People's Army and DPRD Border Control deaths abound, but are unverified at the moment.
The two Baeguks agreed to dismantle the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) partially between them among a select stretch of the border in 5727, allowing legal and sanctioned human migration. This led to a civilian-crossable border, albeit tightly controlled by both powers on their respective ends of the borders, at multiple Joint Security Areas (JSAs) along the line demarcating the split of Baeguk's northwestern Haegi Province, which has been administered at different ends by the two regimes.
The southern military, which was on increasingly high alert for the last months due to instability and rapid reform in the North under its' now jeopardized policies of "New Socialism", had been developing renewed and revised contingency plans for a new South-North conflict. It is difficult to know yet, but the South are believed to be in possession of all JSAs at the time of publication.
5730.10.25
South Baegukese Gov. Confirms Soldiers have Moved into North Baegukese Territory
Conflicting reports came out of North Baeguk yesterday suggesting that South Baeguk had deployed its armed forces to invade the North. Today the KGB government published a Royal Decree confirming that KGB soldiers had been directed to secure the Sinsu Special Economic Zone (SSEZ) and station themselves in North Baeguk-administered territory.
The South claims it is not an invasion but the mere defense of the KGB's sovereign territory, as Gongmangdo continues to press its claim of being the sole legitimate government of the Dan Peninsula. Footage smuggled internationally from Baeguk despite the information blackout on both ends showed what appeared to be southern soldiers marching into the streets of Sinsu and capturing key locations while lifting the Ilwolgi, South Baeguk's war ensign. Rumors of Kyo People's Army and DPRD Border Control deaths abound, but are unverified at the moment.
The two Baeguks agreed to dismantle the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) partially between them among a select stretch of the border in 5727, allowing legal and sanctioned human migration. This led to a civilian-crossable border, albeit tightly controlled by both powers on their respective ends of the borders, at multiple Joint Security Areas (JSAs) along the line demarcating the split of Baeguk's northwestern Haegi Province, which has been administered at different ends by the two regimes.
The southern military, which was on increasingly high alert for the last months due to instability and rapid reform in the North under its' now jeopardized policies of "New Socialism", had been developing renewed and revised contingency plans for a new South-North conflict. It is difficult to know yet, but the South are believed to be in possession of all JSAs at the time of publication.