14-04-2025, 06:30 PM
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Barricades divide Utaristani cities
13. 7. 5634 | Cise, Utaristan
It has been several months since President Yunis Arslonov and his Party for National Revolution massacred innocent civilians, and the country is shaking at its core. Barricades begin to spring up as the Utaristani people finally rise up against their protestors. While the protests in Cise have been violently suppressed, thanks to the heroes of the Free Information Council, people rise up in the streets of other major Utaristani cities, mainly Altunshahr, Mingtepa, and Fayzabad.
The various protests are coordinated by the United Democratic Front of Utaristan and have a unified aim: to bring down the party-state and return democracy to our country. While most of the countryside is technically under the control of the regime, in reality they maintain tacit neutrality. Large cities are meanwhile divided by rapidly constructed barricades between the protestors and government regimes.
No casualties have been reported yet, but no one can tell for how long this will last. According to rumours several brigades of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Utaristan have refused their orders to intervene in affected cities. Despite this, several armed convoys belonging to the 27th Brigade have been seen moving to secure Cise, which is fully under government control.
The United Democratic Front of Utaristan and the staff of the Voice newspaper call on the international community to support the people of Utaristan in any way possible and to not let hope of a new democracy die.
The various protests are coordinated by the United Democratic Front of Utaristan and have a unified aim: to bring down the party-state and return democracy to our country. While most of the countryside is technically under the control of the regime, in reality they maintain tacit neutrality. Large cities are meanwhile divided by rapidly constructed barricades between the protestors and government regimes.
No casualties have been reported yet, but no one can tell for how long this will last. According to rumours several brigades of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Utaristan have refused their orders to intervene in affected cities. Despite this, several armed convoys belonging to the 27th Brigade have been seen moving to secure Cise, which is fully under government control.
The United Democratic Front of Utaristan and the staff of the Voice newspaper call on the international community to support the people of Utaristan in any way possible and to not let hope of a new democracy die.
The Voice is underground opposition newspaper, dedicated to bringing truth about Utaristan to all
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