12-30-2019, 02:07 PM
LEGIONAS HITS SEVERAL ALLEGED M.L.F. STRONGHOLDS
Airstrikes Come Two Days After M.L.F. Ambush Left 11 Coalition Troops Dead
![[Image: GzKqMes.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/GzKqMes.jpg)
Legionite jets taking off from Richards AFB in Brest, Zerphique
Airstrikes and strafing runs were performed by the Legionas AirForce against suspected M.L.F strongholds in North Vulkaria as retalliation after M.L.F. militias blamed for a series of attacks on joint Zamastan-Legionas military convoys throughout the region in recent weeks, including an ambush that killed 3 Legionite and 8 Zamastanian soldiers.
The strikes occured at around noon on Monday after Zamastanian fighters struck several sites linked to M.L.F militias.
A military spokesperson described the strikes against the group as "precision defensive strikes" that "will degrade" the group's ability to conduct future attacks against coalition forces.
Minister of Defense, Patricia Anna-Marie, briefed Prime Minister Moretti after which he authorized the strikes. No civilian casualties have been reported thus far.
At least 30 people were killed in the airstrikes, according to a statement today from the Vulkarian Armed Forces who observed the strikes and positioned around the sites following the strikes.
Airstrikes Come Two Days After M.L.F. Ambush Left 11 Coalition Troops Dead
Legionite jets taking off from Richards AFB in Brest, Zerphique
Airstrikes and strafing runs were performed by the Legionas AirForce against suspected M.L.F strongholds in North Vulkaria as retalliation after M.L.F. militias blamed for a series of attacks on joint Zamastan-Legionas military convoys throughout the region in recent weeks, including an ambush that killed 3 Legionite and 8 Zamastanian soldiers.
The strikes occured at around noon on Monday after Zamastanian fighters struck several sites linked to M.L.F militias.
A military spokesperson described the strikes against the group as "precision defensive strikes" that "will degrade" the group's ability to conduct future attacks against coalition forces.
Minister of Defense, Patricia Anna-Marie, briefed Prime Minister Moretti after which he authorized the strikes. No civilian casualties have been reported thus far.
At least 30 people were killed in the airstrikes, according to a statement today from the Vulkarian Armed Forces who observed the strikes and positioned around the sites following the strikes.
<t>In Varietate Concordia</t>