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The Tofino Times
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Wednesday, February 26th, 2020

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[/hr]VOL. XXXII .. Num. 6320 | In the News: WEST CHANCHAJILLA COUP

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[color=#FF0000]BREAKING NEWS
"Threat is quickly evaporating," says General Reynolds
Massive Strides have been made against M.L.F. forces in past three weeks, says Coalition General

Above: Zamastanian Troops position outside Monza

General Avery Reynolds of the Zamastanian Armed Forces and currently serving as the Commander of Coalition Forces said that "major strides have been made against the M.L.F." in the past three weeks, after fears of a stalled campaign had leaked to the public. The General spoke at length to reporters about the capture of large territories throughout northwest Vulkaria, including the cities of Monza, Werrnia, and Casuum. More than "60% of the conflict zone is now under direct Coalition control," said the General, "and we're ahead of our scheduled and projected advances at this point in the conflict."

Despite the good news strategically from the General, sentiment towards the conflict has soured in recent months. 114 Zamastanian troops have been killed since hostilities began on January 4th, with more than 500 injured. An additional 300 coalition soldiers spanning the member nations have also been killed, with thousands injured. In addition, over 800 Vulkarian soldiers have been killed. Most of the sentiment against the war began after the massive casualty counts that stemmed after the Battle of Amden on January 24th. However, public opinion in the war still approves of military intervention, with more than 70% in agreement that the conflict was necessary following the 1/2/20 Terror Attacks.

"The threat is quickly evaporating," General Reynolds said in Vulkar, "and we have killed approximately 10,000 enemy combatants across all battlefields in Vulkaria in the past month and a half of fighting. We are winning in every aspect."

The General also responded to a question from a Tofino Times reporter on the whereabouts of key terrorist leadership such as Van'a Kamoni.

"We can't talk publicly about our intelligence at the time, but we have already punctured massive holes in their leadership structure. It's only a matter of time until they're completely dismantled."

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