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Angietis: Order has been restored
23 Jan 5402
Commander Zōilos Angietis has confirmed the restoration of order in the capital, Sharba, after a morning of sporadic confrontation in the city centre. Noises were reported at the Prime Minister's address and the state broadcaster, but stopped shortly after the arrival of the Commander to the latter location. Blockages on roads leading to the capital were maintained to contain the situation.
In a televised speech to the nation, Commander Angietis confirmed that his Nen-Snēou (NS; Luthorian: Our Brothers) group has 'acted decisively to ensure the security situation is stabilised' and announced a curfew to prevent further disruption. The curfew will be in effect from 5pm tonight. The Commander acknowledged 'isolated incidents' of violence ongoing but promised a 'zero tolerance policy for those who would spread disorder'.
There will be those who wish to take us back into chaos, but like a rifle our nation aims forward!
- Commander Zōilos Angietis
Prime Minister Omar Abadi co-signed Commander Angietis' actions in a short clip posted to social media, confirming his safety, whereabouts and that he had agreed to 'a period of transition'. He also thanked Angietis for his 'bravery' in taking action against disorder. A statement followed from the King, who congratulated Commander Angietis on his quick success.
Since the failed reforms of former PM Dulcitius Sethenes nearly nine years ago, unrest has damaged the standing and stability of Cobura. At the same time, Commander Zōilos Angietis has waged a tireless campaign to prevent unauthorised groups from preying upon the nation's fragility. Now, with the capital in his capable hands, that period of fragility can finally be consigned on history - and our nation can move forward.
Fiowō Irkawa is a news service based in Sharba, Cobura, associated with the Nen-Snēou paramilitary group
Originally posted by Pragma on 1 December 2023.
23 Jan 5402
Commander Zōilos Angietis has confirmed the restoration of order in the capital, Sharba, after a morning of sporadic confrontation in the city centre. Noises were reported at the Prime Minister's address and the state broadcaster, but stopped shortly after the arrival of the Commander to the latter location. Blockages on roads leading to the capital were maintained to contain the situation.
In a televised speech to the nation, Commander Angietis confirmed that his Nen-Snēou (NS; Luthorian: Our Brothers) group has 'acted decisively to ensure the security situation is stabilised' and announced a curfew to prevent further disruption. The curfew will be in effect from 5pm tonight. The Commander acknowledged 'isolated incidents' of violence ongoing but promised a 'zero tolerance policy for those who would spread disorder'.
There will be those who wish to take us back into chaos, but like a rifle our nation aims forward!
- Commander Zōilos Angietis
Prime Minister Omar Abadi co-signed Commander Angietis' actions in a short clip posted to social media, confirming his safety, whereabouts and that he had agreed to 'a period of transition'. He also thanked Angietis for his 'bravery' in taking action against disorder. A statement followed from the King, who congratulated Commander Angietis on his quick success.
Since the failed reforms of former PM Dulcitius Sethenes nearly nine years ago, unrest has damaged the standing and stability of Cobura. At the same time, Commander Zōilos Angietis has waged a tireless campaign to prevent unauthorised groups from preying upon the nation's fragility. Now, with the capital in his capable hands, that period of fragility can finally be consigned on history - and our nation can move forward.
Fiowō Irkawa is a news service based in Sharba, Cobura, associated with the Nen-Snēou paramilitary group
Originally posted by Pragma on 1 December 2023.