22-10-2024, 03:13 PM
The Unité Intifada is Born
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Citadel (DCNA) - After the absorption of the UPCP by the UPSC a rift became evident between moderate UPSD socialists and hard line Nationalists. Nikolai Liminov, a former DPA General before turning AWOL 5 years ago, thought to be hiding in the border mountains between Largonia and Aloria with a rogue Dorvish military regiment today announced his intention to unify Dorvik's communist nationals under his movement of Intifada. The movements intentions are clear: the uncompromising secession of Largonia District from the Republic of Dorvik, if necessary by force. This is the first time a former military commander has defected against what has been a long history of communist rule, up until the recent questionable election of the RDFP which has seen a general collapse of the bi-partisan stability of the People's Assembly. The announcement today followed what turned into a what became a wild demonstration in downtown Largonia this morning. About 900 Intifada supporters, most wearing scarves or balaclavas to hide their identity upturned cars in the streets as they made their way through the city. The group eventually dispersed, breaking up and fleeing into the city before a large police opposition could muster.
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Citadel (DCNA) - After the absorption of the UPCP by the UPSC a rift became evident between moderate UPSD socialists and hard line Nationalists. Nikolai Liminov, a former DPA General before turning AWOL 5 years ago, thought to be hiding in the border mountains between Largonia and Aloria with a rogue Dorvish military regiment today announced his intention to unify Dorvik's communist nationals under his movement of Intifada. The movements intentions are clear: the uncompromising secession of Largonia District from the Republic of Dorvik, if necessary by force. This is the first time a former military commander has defected against what has been a long history of communist rule, up until the recent questionable election of the RDFP which has seen a general collapse of the bi-partisan stability of the People's Assembly. The announcement today followed what turned into a what became a wild demonstration in downtown Largonia this morning. About 900 Intifada supporters, most wearing scarves or balaclavas to hide their identity upturned cars in the streets as they made their way through the city. The group eventually dispersed, breaking up and fleeing into the city before a large police opposition could muster.