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Kundrati Crisis: Legionnaires attempt to infiltrate the Union with many failures as a team visits Luthori for aid
[backdated | 14 October 5586]
The Armed Forces of Kundrati spokesperson and former President Alan Bienenueva announced today that the Kundrati Legion's operation to infiltrate the Armed Forces and the Kundrati Union side resulted in many Legionaires' failures.
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Spokesperson Bienenueva said that in the effort, around 75 people were arrested, and another 170 were sent for questioning as a result of this effort. The suspicion was that the Legionnaires planted these individuals to perform various attacks like terrorism of cities and sabotage of railways and roadways, among other multiple acts intended to sow fear in the Union and prevent our soldiers from acting further in the country.
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Due to the state of martial law, 75 people will be tried at a military court, and the other 170 will be kept for an unlimited amount of time until their guilt or innocence can be determined. The head of the Armed Forces clarified that the saboteurs would be punished according to their actions and plans.
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In other news, a Kundrati (Union) Foreign Office team went to Fort William for various secret negotiations that we can now share. These negotiations were over whether Luthorian Armed Forces units could participate in the conflict, the legal aspects of the act, and whether Kundrati could get loans and aid in equipment.
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The talks come as rumors abound over whether Kalistani partisans may or may not remain, and there are growing fears that Kalistan will leave the conflict. While those rumors have been denounced as untrue so far, there is sadness due to the Kalistani partisans already bringing their much-loved culture across the Artanian Sea.
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Spokesperson Bienenueva said that in the effort, around 75 people were arrested, and another 170 were sent for questioning as a result of this effort. The suspicion was that the Legionnaires planted these individuals to perform various attacks like terrorism of cities and sabotage of railways and roadways, among other multiple acts intended to sow fear in the Union and prevent our soldiers from acting further in the country.
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Due to the state of martial law, 75 people will be tried at a military court, and the other 170 will be kept for an unlimited amount of time until their guilt or innocence can be determined. The head of the Armed Forces clarified that the saboteurs would be punished according to their actions and plans.
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In other news, a Kundrati (Union) Foreign Office team went to Fort William for various secret negotiations that we can now share. These negotiations were over whether Luthorian Armed Forces units could participate in the conflict, the legal aspects of the act, and whether Kundrati could get loans and aid in equipment.
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The talks come as rumors abound over whether Kalistani partisans may or may not remain, and there are growing fears that Kalistan will leave the conflict. While those rumors have been denounced as untrue so far, there is sadness due to the Kalistani partisans already bringing their much-loved culture across the Artanian Sea.