Editing 1/2/20 Terror Attacks (section)

===[[Legionas]] and [[Gardavasque]]===
[[File:170620161931-09-brussels-train-station-incident-0620-exlarge-169.jpg|thumbnail|right|Legionas Security Forces respond to a bombing and shooting at the Gran Verdesia hotel.]]
[[File:AP Ferry overhead 140416 DG 16x9 992.jpg|thumbnail|right|A Gardavasque naval helicopter rescuing a woman from the MV Genevieve, which sunk after a car bomb detonated inside the ship’s vehicle port.]]
In [[Verdesia]], [[Legionas]], terrorists began firing on civilians and committed suicide bombings at the a five star Gran Verdesia hotel near the Palace of Verdesia and the Museum nearby. The attack claimed hundreds of lives, with 503 confirmed dead and well over a thousand wounded. The attack in Legionas was the deadliest attack of the day, and was Legionas’ most deadly terror attack in the nation’s modern history. Legionas security forces engaged terrorists at multiple occasions during the attack, suffering losses alongside civilian casualties.

In [[Gardavasque]], a car bomb detonated aboard the Ferry MV Genevieve on route from the Gardavascan city of [[Mercy]] to [[Eternity]], approximately 10 kilometers off shore in the Deep Blue Sea. Officials put the death toll at 248, with 14 people missing and presumed dead. 311 people were hospitalized, and 47 of the hospitalized were in critical condition. Among the dead, 14 were children and 12 were seniors. The youngest was 3 months; oldest 101.

Gardavasque's fleet of Ferries was credited with being efficient, safe, and extremely easy to use, having been seamlessly integrated into the metro transit systems of the various cities it serves. There had been few injuries and no fatalities for nearly 75 years of operation, as thus, safety regulations were relatively relaxed and hassle-free compared to air travel. An unidentified official said that “few could have anticipated an attack from a foreign terrorist organization, as Vulkaria and Zamastan seem so far away.”