26-02-2025, 09:04 PM
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Air Force continues air bombing campaign on Kundrati capabilities as ground forces prepare to make entry into battle.
June 5512 (backdated)
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Fort William, Luthori - Amid the recent entry in active combat by Coalition troops, the Luthorian Air Force has begun conducting "Operation God's Wrath", Luthorian air engines have begun conducing strikes against Kundrati forces located in the regions of Celania and Jilidrath, with the fire unleashed being concentrated upon the bombardment and crippling of Kundrati's air capabilities to make Luthori achieve full air superiority in Etxea the day the inevitable will come. And to be quite honest, it seems that this day is seemingly drawing even more closer than we might have imagined.
Luthorian Prime Minister, Lord Northminster today addressed concerns about the war from some segments of the population, arguing that the "liberation of the Kundrati people" remains "Luthori's steadfast goal within this conflict" and adopting a very optimistic tone to, seemingly reassure the populace about Luthori's chance to secure a victory, even a partial one in this conflict. After all, Kundrati is no Istalia, nor Ikradon. Even though, in the same time, the General Staff carries a cautious and even alarming tone, stating that Luthorian and Coalition forces "shall suffer a great cost in this moral crusade".
Meanwhile, as politicians talked and strategists decided on the next course of actions, on the ground, the Luthorian Air Force has recorded 67 devices having been shot down or highly damaged by the Kundrati Air defence and Air Forces as of now, even though, current views are quite optimsitic, with an Kundrati Air Force having, according to some reports as the Legionnaires haven't reported on their losses, lost approximately 78 to 94 air devices as of now, with reports suggesting that Luthori may just be barely able to maintain air superiority during the invasion.
Although, Kundrati's war industry is on the kickfoot, their dictator Sladek having declared a war for the "salvation of the motherland" and thousand of indoctrinated Kundratis are today content with taking up arms against their former allies in the South. It has been reported by Kundrati State Media, that the President [Sladek] and his administration of inbred motherfuck*rs had sent over 300.000 troops to defend Etxea from the Luthorians and their Coalition. While this number has been stated as being worrying, the Luthorians remained optimistic about their chances, although fighting in a highly dense city and highly populated one such as Jildrati City worries some.
The Kundratis are sure to not leave the city before having inflicted as much losses to our forces, so the death toll planned varies from 50 to 150.000 Coalition wide casualties. This comes at a time where Luthorian forces are preparing to jump into the Artanian Sea, where the Home Fleet had been redirected to act as a intermediary and helper for the invasion and has also receive the order to "clean up the Artanian Sea" from the remainder of Kundratijian naval forces, which had been destroyed by Kalistani forces during their initial engagement.
It was announced as a way to boost morale in Luthori, it's been stated that the Prince of Orange, Alexander, upon his request, would participate in the invasion at the head of his Royal Drivers' Regiment. While the popularity of the royals increased due to this announcement, some wonder if it was the right call, as national worry increased now knowing that one of its Princes, the Crown Prince not to say the least, was in an active battlefield. Some worried he would have finished like Prince Charles of Hutori who was KIA in Davostag during the Macon War.
Luthori is already in talks with Kundrati's last remaining pro-democracy figures, which are in the diaspora, to secure their support for the liberation of their homeland that the fascists riddled with confusion, corruption and ideological inflexibility, destroying the last remnants of the proud Kundrati democracy that stood there.
@TheTimes