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Reports of Carentanian Intervention in Sinhai Investigation
Reports have come from sources within the international media that the Communist state of Carentania, colloquially known in the Sinese diplomatic circles as the "Red Champion", will be sending military vessels to prevent a Sinese investigation into the true nature of the "scientific vessel" which was sunk earlier this week after being suspected of association with terrorist forces.
Despite having acknowledged a lack of evidence, and being requested to provide more by several nations, an intervention by the Carentanian military could deter SDF forces from conducting their own investigation, despite the fact that international observers are permitted.
When asked about a possible situation with Vangalan and Carentanian vessels, the SNDF had little to say. However, the Unity Party has a history of hard ball politics with Communist forces and will not likely back down easily in the face of martial threat.
Despite having acknowledged a lack of evidence, and being requested to provide more by several nations, an intervention by the Carentanian military could deter SDF forces from conducting their own investigation, despite the fact that international observers are permitted.
When asked about a possible situation with Vangalan and Carentanian vessels, the SNDF had little to say. However, the Unity Party has a history of hard ball politics with Communist forces and will not likely back down easily in the face of martial threat.
Vangalan Prisoners Treated Too Nice?
Critics of Unity party policy have questioned the detainment policy being provided to Vangalans, wondering if such a policy is a "waste of money" or an ill-covered attempt to prevent the international community from claiming unfair treatment of Vangalan prisoners.
Currently, 36 Vangalans sailors, of which seven have sustained significant injuries, are being housed in a reserved luxury resort on the eastern coast on Sinhai. The luxury resort is typically used for high-class guests, but has been acquired by the Unity Party for the stated purpose of keeping the Vangalan detainees as far away from PIP-affiliated areas as possible. Many within the Unity Party have also mentioned that such a location is ideal for an amicable re-education of Communists and introduction to a truly rich lifestyle. Though several Vangalans have not coped well with the lavishness of the resort, others are growing quite well accustomed to the everyday service provided by the five-star hotel and spa.
The seven Vangalans who have received significant injuries are receiving special treatment to ensure that they will recover from their wounds in time to enjoy the pleasures that their peers are enjoying themselves, though some psychologists have jokingly noted that the injured Vangalans would represent a nice "control" group for a study of peaceful reeducation and de-Communization.
Meanwhile, investigation into the prisoners actions off the coast of Vangala is underway, with several leads into the destination of the small craft having been found when two small, fast craft were found beached and abandoned. The vessels were hastily left in small coves, and were found by aerial patrol conducted by the SNDF. No contact with the illegal Vangalan immigrants have been made, and the SDF will continue land investigations. All land routes to and from the area are expected to have increased monitoring and checkpoints.
Currently, 36 Vangalans sailors, of which seven have sustained significant injuries, are being housed in a reserved luxury resort on the eastern coast on Sinhai. The luxury resort is typically used for high-class guests, but has been acquired by the Unity Party for the stated purpose of keeping the Vangalan detainees as far away from PIP-affiliated areas as possible. Many within the Unity Party have also mentioned that such a location is ideal for an amicable re-education of Communists and introduction to a truly rich lifestyle. Though several Vangalans have not coped well with the lavishness of the resort, others are growing quite well accustomed to the everyday service provided by the five-star hotel and spa.
The seven Vangalans who have received significant injuries are receiving special treatment to ensure that they will recover from their wounds in time to enjoy the pleasures that their peers are enjoying themselves, though some psychologists have jokingly noted that the injured Vangalans would represent a nice "control" group for a study of peaceful reeducation and de-Communization.
Meanwhile, investigation into the prisoners actions off the coast of Vangala is underway, with several leads into the destination of the small craft having been found when two small, fast craft were found beached and abandoned. The vessels were hastily left in small coves, and were found by aerial patrol conducted by the SNDF. No contact with the illegal Vangalan immigrants have been made, and the SDF will continue land investigations. All land routes to and from the area are expected to have increased monitoring and checkpoints.
Elections Begin for National Assembly
Citizen Councils throughout the nation have been ordered to elect from among their peers Assemblymen which will comprise the first National Assembly in Sinhai history to be formed without an active Presidium. Discussions among several early elected Assemblymen have suggested the formal disbanding of the government organ which attempted to reverse the pro-Democratic reforms, and replacing it with a Commission with similar supervisory powers; but directly elected from the National Assembly itself.
The National Assembly will comprise 250 seats, with every 2 Assemblymen and women representing a Citizen Council. Participation in Citizen Councils s mandatory for all citizens and is considered a civic duty, failure by a citizen to participate in these current elections will not be looked highly upon. Ahremen Arkhan, still de facto head of state until the recovery of Marjhan Visariya, has stated that failure to participate in these historic elections could be construed as an unwillingness to participate in or an apathetic approach to Sinese history, culture, and unity, and are potential grounds for revocation of citizenship.
The SDF is currently still pursuing many members of the Unity Party which have been associated with the anti-Democratic element within the Unity Party, and the SDF has stated that trials on high profile suspects are to begin by May 1. Low profile targets are likely to just be categorized and monitored for future seditious activity.
The National Assembly will comprise 250 seats, with every 2 Assemblymen and women representing a Citizen Council. Participation in Citizen Councils s mandatory for all citizens and is considered a civic duty, failure by a citizen to participate in these current elections will not be looked highly upon. Ahremen Arkhan, still de facto head of state until the recovery of Marjhan Visariya, has stated that failure to participate in these historic elections could be construed as an unwillingness to participate in or an apathetic approach to Sinese history, culture, and unity, and are potential grounds for revocation of citizenship.
The SDF is currently still pursuing many members of the Unity Party which have been associated with the anti-Democratic element within the Unity Party, and the SDF has stated that trials on high profile suspects are to begin by May 1. Low profile targets are likely to just be categorized and monitored for future seditious activity.
Car Bomb Detonates in Sai Yok, 16 Dead
Amid morning traffic and residents commuting to work, PIP insurgents renewed their attacks on Sai Yok through the use of car bombs. The attack, which occurred on Route 219, claimed the lives of 16 and wounded over twenty others. Reports have stated that the car, or rather truck, was laden with high explosives and detonated on a highway underneath an overpass. The detonation destroyed the overpass, and the following destruction caused much damage.
The SDF has noted that the majority of damage is due to weak infrastructure in the region, which was largely constructed under an impoverished Communist regime. "Many of the roads are old and brittle, and this overpass was likely destroyed simply because the Communists didn't have enough masons to build a bridge well," stated Unity Party officials.
Whether this attack is the beginning of a renewed PIP insurgency in Sai Yok, former capital of the Communist fraction of Sinhai, is yet to be seen. The SDF, however, is not taking any chances, and is already moving a total of thirty thousand troops to the city and outlying areas to prevent insurgents from easily slipping into, and out of, the city.
North Sinhai continues to rebuild after decades of neglect, and though foreign investment has helped lay down the foundation for numerous hospitals and schools, a renewed Communist insurgency is likely to stall Northern reconstruction and potentially damage support for the Unity Party in the area.
The SDF has noted that the majority of damage is due to weak infrastructure in the region, which was largely constructed under an impoverished Communist regime. "Many of the roads are old and brittle, and this overpass was likely destroyed simply because the Communists didn't have enough masons to build a bridge well," stated Unity Party officials.
Whether this attack is the beginning of a renewed PIP insurgency in Sai Yok, former capital of the Communist fraction of Sinhai, is yet to be seen. The SDF, however, is not taking any chances, and is already moving a total of thirty thousand troops to the city and outlying areas to prevent insurgents from easily slipping into, and out of, the city.
North Sinhai continues to rebuild after decades of neglect, and though foreign investment has helped lay down the foundation for numerous hospitals and schools, a renewed Communist insurgency is likely to stall Northern reconstruction and potentially damage support for the Unity Party in the area.
