04-01-2025, 05:07 PM
Kalopian and Baeguk Military Personnel Kidnapped in Solentia.
March 5594
In a double blow for intervention forces, Ahmadi State have kidnapped a number of Kalopian and Baeguk soldiers. Four Kalopian soldiers, reported to have been intelligence specialists, were kidnapped while on a mission to the north of Oda in the mountains of Saspain Wilayat. Their disguises were rudimentary, including local dress and fake beards, and none of them are believed to have spoken the local Dudmani language, relying on speaking Majatran in a remote rural area where Majatran isn't widely spoken. The Kalopian soldiers have been paraded in an Ahmadi State propaganda video. If true, and some details remain to be corroborated, this seems to be yet another failure of the Kalopian intelligence services.
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The reported Kalopian soldiers captured by Ahmadi State
The single Baeguk soldier has been named as Inŋəktəmkūrə̄ Kusin and it is reported had only been inside Solentia for two weeks. The Baeguk are dissimilar from any other ethnic group in Solentia and visibly stand out from the local population. Baeguk has recently committed four hundred soldiers to support the Kalopian invasion of Solentia, which had led to Ahmadi State directly targeting Beaguk in the region.
March 5594
In a double blow for intervention forces, Ahmadi State have kidnapped a number of Kalopian and Baeguk soldiers. Four Kalopian soldiers, reported to have been intelligence specialists, were kidnapped while on a mission to the north of Oda in the mountains of Saspain Wilayat. Their disguises were rudimentary, including local dress and fake beards, and none of them are believed to have spoken the local Dudmani language, relying on speaking Majatran in a remote rural area where Majatran isn't widely spoken. The Kalopian soldiers have been paraded in an Ahmadi State propaganda video. If true, and some details remain to be corroborated, this seems to be yet another failure of the Kalopian intelligence services.
The reported Kalopian soldiers captured by Ahmadi State
The single Baeguk soldier has been named as Inŋəktəmkūrə̄ Kusin and it is reported had only been inside Solentia for two weeks. The Baeguk are dissimilar from any other ethnic group in Solentia and visibly stand out from the local population. Baeguk has recently committed four hundred soldiers to support the Kalopian invasion of Solentia, which had led to Ahmadi State directly targeting Beaguk in the region.