01-04-2025, 09:11 PM
WARNING: Potential NSFW
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FRONTLINE - News has reached several news outlets of rebel prisoners being executed by Imperial forces upon capture. As fighting stagnates on the front line and static warfare seems to become the norm, the Imperial government has reportedly handed out orders that directly violate international law. The static warfare, according to accounts from the frontline, is brutal and both sides are starting to use improvised tactics in order to gain the upper hand. Rebels for example have been using small commercial drones strapped with hand grenades, allowing them to hit Imperial positions for much cheaper then using conventional means. But the Imperials are resorting to inhumane tactics. Both eyewitness reports and a leaked document from the Imperial General Staff seems to indicate that Imperial Forces are to "execute prisoners upon capture" not just to save "food and resources" but also to "instill fear into the rebel forces."
This tactic directly contradicts international law, which perscribes that prisoners of war are to be treated well. When Hradnice was taken several months ago, a variety of "execution sites" were discovered by FPA forces, which they documented in a series of photo's for evidence. Now, at the frontline, reports come in of sites filled with fallen rebel men, all laying in rows in some instances, hands tied behind their backs. Duke Valentin of Usmarea, the face and spokesperson for FPA forces, has called on the international community to step in "before it is to late and this regime is allowed to continue its brutal acts against the Deltarian people."
As the front stagnates, Imperial forces are gaining a upper hand. The majority of military equipment and supplies were retained by the Imperial government, with remaining Thaller forces much better equipped and supplied then their FPA counterparts. Furthermore, the production facilities in Daraki continue to fuel its growing arsenal, with artillery and drone strikes having largely incapacitated the FPA its ability to produce its own equipment. While both sides are digging in, it seems that without international support FPA forces are entering a critical phase in their effort to topple the Thaller monarchy.
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This tactic directly contradicts international law, which perscribes that prisoners of war are to be treated well. When Hradnice was taken several months ago, a variety of "execution sites" were discovered by FPA forces, which they documented in a series of photo's for evidence. Now, at the frontline, reports come in of sites filled with fallen rebel men, all laying in rows in some instances, hands tied behind their backs. Duke Valentin of Usmarea, the face and spokesperson for FPA forces, has called on the international community to step in "before it is to late and this regime is allowed to continue its brutal acts against the Deltarian people."
As the front stagnates, Imperial forces are gaining a upper hand. The majority of military equipment and supplies were retained by the Imperial government, with remaining Thaller forces much better equipped and supplied then their FPA counterparts. Furthermore, the production facilities in Daraki continue to fuel its growing arsenal, with artillery and drone strikes having largely incapacitated the FPA its ability to produce its own equipment. While both sides are digging in, it seems that without international support FPA forces are entering a critical phase in their effort to topple the Thaller monarchy.